silicon phase origin on glassy carbon in kf-kcl-k2sif6 fusion
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Abstract
Silicon nucleation process was invesigated in melt KF-KCl-K2SiF6 on glassy carbon substrates at 675 ºС by chronoamperometric method. Using data of the chronoamperograms the linear dependence I – τ3/2 was constructed. That fact testified the progressive nucleation mode of silicon. As seem from SEM micrographs silicon crystals obtained by a single pulse had different sizes, that also confirmed the progressive nucletion mode.
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| Authors | ;S. I. Zhuk;L. M. Minchenko;O. V. Chemezov;V. B. Malkov;A. V. Isakov;Yu. P. Zaikov |
| Journal | archives of agronomy and soil science |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.15826/chimtech.2014.1.2.1047
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