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Effect of pH Value on the Electrodeposition Potential of Cu-In Alloy Film

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Electro-deposition Cu-In alloy can act as the precursor film to prepare CuInSe2 compound by selenating treatment. The effect of pH value on the electrodeposition potential of Cu-In alloy was investigated by electrochemical measurements in this paper. The relationship between the pH values and deposition potential was analyzed. Then uniform Cu-In alloy film was successfully prepared based on the special potential and pH.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 373-374)

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H.X. Yang, Zhen Lun Song, Yong Wei Song, Hui Zhang

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Cu-In Alloy Film, Electro-Deposition (ED), pH

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