Abstract
Cadmium sulphide films were grown by a chemical bath technique using cadmium acetate and cadmium chloride as the Cd ion source and thiourea as the sulphur source. The solution growth process was carried out with and without buffer solutions containing ammonium acetate and ammonium chloride onto glass substrates. Various properties of the films such as surface morphology, crystallinity, composition, optical properties and dark resistivities were compared for both the above techniques.
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