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The ion sputtering method is used for making nanomaterials. Select the advantage(s) of this method Select one: O a. The deposition of nanomaterials can be done without vacuum O b. All of them O c. Does not require inert gas O d. Nanomaterials with high melting point can be deposited Clear my choice

The ion sputtering method is used for making nanomaterials. Select the advantage(s) of this method Select one: O a. The deposition of nanomaterials can be done without vacuum O b. All of them O c. Does not require inert gas O d. Nanomaterials with high melting point can be deposited Clear my choice

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The ion sputtering method is used for making nanomaterials. Select the advantage(s) of this method
Select one:
of 1
O a. The deposition of nanomaterials can be done without vacuum
tion
O b. All of them
O c. Does not require inert gas
O d. Nanomaterials with high melting point can be deposited
Clear my choice
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