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Phase-selective growth of water-soluble strontium aluminate via sputtering deposition for freestanding oxide membranes
We report the epitaxial growth of high-quality water-soluble strontium aluminate films via sputtering deposition. We systematically investigate the dependence of the films structural quality on the growth conditions and we show that we can selectively grow, using the same target, both the cubic Sr3A
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