Glycerol as a ligand for the laser-induced liquid phase deposition of copper.

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Title: Glycerol as a ligand for the laser-induced liquid phase deposition of copper.
Authors: Kochemirovsky, V.1, Safonov, S.1 saf_sergey@mail.ru, Strukov, M.1, Tumkin, I.1, Logunov, L.1, Menchikov, L.2
Source: Glass Physics & Chemistry. Jul2013, Vol. 39 Issue 4, p403-408. 6p.
Subjects: Glycerin, Ligands (Chemistry), Copper, Glass, Dielectrics, Photolithography
Abstract: In the present paper, the use of glycerol as a ligand in the process of the laser-induced liquid phase deposition of copper onto oxide glass is studied. It is shown that the process proceeds without an undesirable gas evolution, leading to the deposition of extended continuous copper structures with a good topology on the glass surface. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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