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Jonathan J. Van Tassel, Ph.D.

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2004 Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, United States 
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Materials Science Engineering
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Clive A. Randall grad student 2004 Penn State
 (Electrophoretic deposition: Fundamentals, mechanisms and examples with an in depth examination of the ion depletion effect.)

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Van Tassel JJ, Randall CA. (2007) Ionic gradients at an electrode above the equilibrium limit current. 3. Stabilization of ion depleted conduction by a nanoporous alumina layer during electrophoretic deposition Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 111: 3358-3365
Van Tassel JJ, Randall CA. (2007) Ionic gradients at an electrode above the equilibrium limit current. 2. Transition to convection Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 111: 3349-3357
Van Tassel JJ, Randall CA. (2007) Ionic gradients at an electrode above the equilibrium limit current. 1. Concentration and charge gradients in an immobile electrolyte Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 111: 3341-3348
Van Tassel JJ, Randall CA. (2006) Mechanisms of electrophoretic deposition Key Engineering Materials. 314: 167-174
Van Tassel JJ, Randall CA. (2006) Role of ion depletion in the electrophoretic deposition of alumina powder from ethanol with increasing quantities of HCl Journal of Materials Science. 41: 8031-8046
Van Tassel JJ, Randall CA. (2005) Micron scale conductors and integrated passives in LTCC's by electrophoretic deposition Proceedings - 2005 Imaps/Acers 1st International Conference and Exhibition On Ceramic Interconnect and Ceramic Microsystems Technologies, Cicmt 2005. 190-193
Van Tassel JJ, Randall CA. (2004) Production of microelectronic components by electrophoretic deposition International Conference On Digital Printing Technologies. 246-248
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