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Nonevaporable Getters: Properties and Applications

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Many important achievements in vacuum technology have been obtained thanks to the use of NEG materials. NEGs have proven to be the most convenient, and sometimes a unique, means of maintaining the vacuum conditions required for the life and operation of various vacuum systems, ranging from small sealed-off devices to large vacuum chambers. The availability of various gettering materials and structures permits a convenient matching with vacuum systems having different geometries and requirements.

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Mazza, F., Boffito, C. Nonevaporable Getters: Properties and Applications. MRS Bulletin 15, 50–52 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1557/S0883769400059261

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