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Process and film characterization of chemical‐bath‐deposited ZnS thin films

Dona et al., 1994

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16536500135394316675
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Dona J
Herrero J
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Journal of the Electrochemical Society

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Chemical-bath deposition of ZnS thin films from NH3/NH2-NH2/SC (NH2) JZnSO4 solutions has been studied. The effect of various process parameters on the growth and the film quality is presented. A first approach to a mechanistic interpretation of the chemical process …
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