1972
DOI: 10.1007/bf00651996
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Carburizing of niobium and tungsten in glow discharge plasma

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“…Attempts were made to use copper(I) halides for the preparation of copper films by the CVD method. 270,271 High evaporator temperatures are required in this case; in addition, the problem of film purity arises owing to the low volatility of the starting compounds. 111 Copper(I) halides are more volatile than copper(II) halides.…”
Section: The Starting Copper-containing Compounds: Copper(i) Derivativesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Attempts were made to use copper(I) halides for the preparation of copper films by the CVD method. 270,271 High evaporator temperatures are required in this case; in addition, the problem of film purity arises owing to the low volatility of the starting compounds. 111 Copper(I) halides are more volatile than copper(II) halides.…”
Section: The Starting Copper-containing Compounds: Copper(i) Derivativesmentioning
confidence: 99%