Research on the Influence of MPS to the Nuclei Population Density of Copper Electrocrystallization

Qing Mei Wang; Feng Yan Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.330.45

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Research on the Influence of MPS to the Nuclei Population Density of Copper Electrocrystallization

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In this file, the influence of the concentration of additive MPS on the Nuclei Population Density of copper electrocrystallization on a glass carbon electrode (GCE) with different potentials has been studied. The exponential curve has been used to fit test data. From this function, the most nuclei population density of copper electrocrystallization can be estimated under certain experimental condition. From analysis results, we can see that with different potentials, the nuclei population density has different limitations. When the potential is about-0.8 Volt, the largest value of the limitation of the nuclei population density can be achieved.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 330)

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Qing Mei Wang, Feng Yan Sun

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Electrocrystallization, Exponential Curve, MPS, Nuclei Population Density

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