Abstract
Epitaxial growth of ZnSe thin films on InP(111) and GaAs(100) substrates has been achieved by electrodeposition from a zinc sulfate/selenosulfate solution. The deposition was observed over a wide range of applied potentials (–1.6–1.9 V vs. mercury/mercury sulfate). The epitaxy was characterized by reflective high energy electron diffraction (see Figure for a ZnSe epitaxial layer) and grazing angle X-ray diffraction.
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