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A novel in situ hydrothermal preparation route for Sb2S3 and its solar cell application

Lei et al., 2018

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10151376297787361537
Author
Lei H
Lin T
Wang X
Zhang S
Cheng Q
Chen X
Tan Z
Chen J
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Materials Letters

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In this study, we reported a novel in situ hydrothermal approach for fabricating Sb 2 S 3 films. Metal Sb films were first deposited on substrates using room-temperature radio frequency magnetron sputtering and then undergo an in situ transformation to Sb 2 S 3 films through a …
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