Abstract
We have studied the morphology and thermal stability of thin Cu1.8Se films produced by hydrochemical deposition at 333 K using sodium selenosulfate. The crystal structure and phase composition of the films have been determined by X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy. Heat treatment in the temperature range 453–563 K has been shown to change the phase composition and morphology of the copper(I) selenide films, as well as the size of their structural elements.
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