Laser-Induced Copper Deposition from Solution: Removing the Thermodynamic Restrictions

Sergey V. Safonov; Sergey A. Fateev; Lev S. Logunov; Evgeniia M. Khairullina; Vladimir.A. Kochemirovsky

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Laser-Induced Copper Deposition from Solution: Removing the Thermodynamic Restrictions

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s. The study showed that organic alcohols with 1,2,3,5,6 hydroxyl groups can be used as reducing agents for laser-induced copper deposition from solutions (LCLD).Multiatomic alcohols, sorbitol, xylitol, and glycerol, are shown to be effective reducing agents for performing LCLD at glass-ceramic surfaces unless they are weak reductants. Hypothesis of 2-photon photoeffect during laser induced copper deposition was discussed. Using the described dechnique one can obtain high-conductivity copper micro wires on dielectric surfaces for microelectronics and sensor applications

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Sergey V. Safonov*, Sergey A. Fateev, Lev S. Logunov, Evgeniia M. Khairullina, Vladimir.A. Kochemirovsky

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Copper, Glycerol, Laser-Induced Deposition, LCLD, Reducing Agent, Sorbitol, Topology, Xylitol

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