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Chemical deposition of PbS from an acidic bath

Thin Solid Films, 1994
Preparation of lead sulphide films from an aqueous acidic medium has been carried out using thiosulphate as a sulphurion releasing source. The films are polycrystalline and very adherent to the substrate. Optical absorption and IR studies were carried out, and the electrical resistivity is of the order of 105−106 Ω cm.
K.M. Gadave, S.A. Jodgudri, C.D. Lokhande   +2 more
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Synthesis of ZnS Nanoparticles by Chemical Bath Deposition

Materials Today: Proceedings, 2015
Abstract ZnS nano particles are deposited on glass substrate by chemical bath deposition from acidic solutions. Effect of pH on the surface morphology and structure of ZnS nano particles are investigated. XRD analysis confirms the growth of ZnS with cubic (zinc blende) structure.
M. Saeed Akhtar, Saira Riaz, Shahzad Naseem   +2 more
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Electrodeposition and chemical bath deposition of functional nanomaterials

MRS Bulletin, 2010
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Jay A. Switzer, Gary Hodes
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New Approaches to Chemical Bath Deposition of Chalcogenides

MRS Proceedings, 1999
AbstractWe have been studying new approaches to conventional Chemical Bath Deposition (CBD) of chalcogenide containing materials, using continuous circulation and replenishment of CBD solution over a heated substrate. Crystalline thin films produced by this method offer potential for use in solar cell devices or other optoelectronic applications. Films
Paul O’brien, Markus R. Heinrich, David J. Otway, Odile Robbe, Alexander Bayer, David S. Boyle   +5 more
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Chemical bath deposition of Cu3BiS3 thin films

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2016
First time, copper bismuth sulfide (Cu3BiS3) thin films were synthesized on the glass substrate using simple, low-cost chemical bath deposition (CBD) technique. The synthesized parameters such as temperature of bath, pH and concentration of precursors were optimized for the deposition of uniform, well adherent Cu3BiS3 thin films.
Deshmukh S. G., Panchal A. K., Kheraj Vipul   +2 more
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Photoluminescence of Chemical Bath Deposited CdSe Films

Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1992
A photoluminescence study of CdSe films grown by the chemical bath deposition method is reported in this paper. The films analyzed were deposited on glass substrates having different stoichiometry and thermal treatments. These parameters have a strong influence on the photoluminescence spectra of the films.
J. M. Gracia‐Jiménez, G. Martínez‐Montes, R. Silva‐González   +2 more
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Hydrogen Impurities in Chemical Bath Deposited CdS

Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1999
Chemical bath deposition is a well-established process for the fabrication of thin CdS films for electro-optic devices. The authors investigate the various impurities in this material with emphasis on hydrogen-related compounds. Nuclear reaction analysis provides hydrogen depth profiles of chemically deposited CdS with mean concentrations up to 12 atom
M. Weber, J. Krauser, A. Weidinger, J. Bruns, C.‐H. Fischer, W. Bohne, J. Rohrich, R. Scheer   +7 more
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Kinetics of the chemical bath deposition of ZnSe films

Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 2003
Thin films of ZnSe were obtained by chemical bath deposition from a solution containing ZnCl2, hydrazine (NH2)2H2O, NH3, and Na2SSeO3. The influence of the concentration of the components and of the temperature on the growth rate was studied. A hypothesis for a ZnSe formation process is proposed. The technological parameters for the preparation of thin
M. Ganchev, N. Stratieva, E. Tzvetkova, I. Gadjov   +3 more
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Synthesis of CdS nanotubes by chemical bath deposition

Journal of Crystal Growth, 2004
Abstract CdS nanotubes have been prepared by means of chemical bath deposition (CBD) and nanochannel alumina (NCA) template. X-ray diffraction (XRD) and selected area electron diffraction (SAED) indicate that the nanotubes are of cubic structure. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) shows the diameters of nanotubes are around 50 nm.
Hui Zhang, Xiangyang Ma, Jin Xu, Deren Yang   +3 more
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Chemical Bath Deposition of ZnS Buffer Layers

Advanced Materials Research, 2013
Chemical bath deposited ZnS thin films are promising buffer layers for thin film solar cells, replacing the environmentally hostile CdS buffer layers currently in use. Reflection, absorption and scattering are the three main light loss mechanisms in buffer layers.
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