Abstract
Silver films deposited in a vacuum chamber previously flushed with an inert gas, helium, exhibit less aggregation as shown in electron micrographs and reduced ageing as determined from electrical conductivity, as compared with films produced under the usual high vacuum procedures. It is concluded that in general flushing the vacuum chamber with helium is of value in producing stable, compact and pure evaporated films.
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