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Особенности шаблонного формирования металлических наноструктур в порах трековых мембран при электрохимическом осаждении меди

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2013 Russian Publisher:Федеральное государственное бюджетное учреждение науки Самарский научный центр Российской академии наукJournal:Известия Самарского научного центра Российской академии наук (issn: 1990-5378, Copyright policy )

Особенности шаблонного формирования металлических наноструктур в порах трековых мембран при электрохимическом осаждении меди

Abstract

Processes of template formation of metal nanostructures in pores of track membranes at copper electrochemical deposition are investigated. Features of chronoamperogramms of these nanostructures processes formation depending on initial conditions and acidity of electrolyte are shown.

Исследованы процессы шаблонного формирования металлических наноструктур в порах трековых мембран при электрохимическом осаждения меди. Показаны особенности хроноамперограмм процессов формирования этих наноструктур в зависимости от начальных условий и кислотности электролита.

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ТРЕКОВЫЕ МЕМБРАНЫ, ЭЛЕКТРОХИМИЧЕСКОЕ ОСАЖДЕНИЕ, ШАБЛОННЫЕ МЕТАЛЛИЧЕСКИЕ НАНОСТРУКТУРЫ, ХРОНОАМПЕРОГРАММА

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