Talk:Sticking coefficient

Sticking coefficients are often mentioned in articles on thin film growth or surface science. The term is not commonly defined within these papers and furthermore, is relatively unknown outside of these fields. Other engineers and scientists may be puzzled by it. I have added as a link in the article on the Langmuir --the rate of monolayer coverage-- which uses it but does not define it.Brettstrawbridge 21:12, 17 September 2007 (UTC)Brett Strawbridge[reply]

I'd have to agree that this article doesn't fall under CSD A7. Perhaps it would loosely fall under one of the CSDs, though more likely a prod, but only in its original version. thadius856_{talk|airports|neutrality} 21:23, 17 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, I believe now that it should be transferred to Wiktionary, and I have put that template on the article. It clearly qualifies for an entry there, since it has approximately 694,000 items containing it found from a Google search.149.169.42.207 00:25, 18 September 2007 (UTC)Brett Strawbridge[reply]

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