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2015
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Mark Ashworth, Geoffrey D. Wilcox, Rebecca L. Higginson, Richard J. Heath, Chanqing Liu, Roger J. Mortimer:
The effect of electroplating parameters and substrate material on tin whisker formation. Microelectron. Reliab. 55(1): 180-191 (2015)
2011
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Roger J. Mortimer, Thomas S. Varley:
Quantification of colour stimuli through the calculation of CIE chromaticity coordinates and luminance data for application to in situ colorimetry studies of electrochromic materials. Displays 32(1): 35-44 (2011)
2008
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Roger J. Mortimer, John R. Reynolds:
An in situ colorimetric measurement study of electrochromism in the di-n-heptyl viologen system. Displays 29(5): 424-431 (2008)
2006
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Roger J. Mortimer, Aubrey L. Dyer, John R. Reynolds:
Electrochromic organic and polymeric materials for display applications. Displays 27(1): 2-18 (2006)

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