Copper Indium Disulfide Films by Close Spacing Chemical Transport

Abstract
Nearly stoichiometric films have been deposited on alumina and graphite substrates at 650°–700°C by the close spacing chemical vapor transport technique. The source material was synthesized from the elements in a sealed fused silica tube, and a mixture of hydrogen and iodine or hydrogen and hydrogen iodide was used as the transport agent. The composition, microstructure, crystallographic, and electrical properties of the films were investigated.

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