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The result is surprising: Under the conditions studied, a platinum layer just 24 nanometers thick proved sufficient. At a thickness of 8 nanometers, by contrast, clear problems occurred. Compared with a 200-nanometer coating of the kind currently used in industry, this means that around 88% of the platinum used for the protective layer could potentially be saved. "Today, platinum coatings several hundred nanometers thick are often used. Our results show just how large the potential for savings is," says Riedl-Tragenreif. |
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