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Suppose fe satisfactorily evaporates from a surface source, 1 cm2 in area, which is maintained at 1550°c. higher desired evaporation rates can be achieved by raising the temperature 100°c, but this burns out the source. instead, the melt area is increased without raising its temperature. by what factor should the source area be enlarged to achieve equivalent deposition?

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