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Highly transparent and conductive γ-CuI films grown by simply dipping copper films into iodine solution

Wang et al., 2019

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5893843584111996355
Author
Wang M
Wei H
Wu Y
Yang C
Han P
Juan F
Chen Y
Xu F
Cao B
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Physica B: Condensed Matter

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In this Letter, we demonstrate a simple and environmentally friendly method to grow large- area p-type conductive CuI films by dipping copper films into ethanol solution of iodine at room temperature. The effects of iodine concentration and film thickness on the …
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