Holographic interferometric microscopy for measuring Cu2+ concentration profile during Cu electrodeposition in a magnetic field
Holographic interferometric microscopy for measuring Cu2+ concentration profile during Cu electrodeposition in a magnetic field
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DOI:
10.1016/j.electacta.2018.12.025
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发表时间:
2019-02
影响因子:
6.6
通讯作者:
K. Nishikawa;Takaki Saito;H. Matsushima;M. Ueda
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K. Nishikawa;Takaki Saito;H. Matsushima;M. Ueda
We measured the concentration boundary layer during copper electrodeposition in a copper sulfate solution under an applied magnetic field. Using a holographic laser interference microscope, we demonstrated the formation of the diffusion layer near the cathode. In the initial stage of electrodeposition, the diffusion layer was distorted in a magnetic field. An analysis of the electrode surface concentration supported the following assertions: without a magnetic field, dendrites formed when the surface concentration of Cu2+was depleted; with a magnetic field, the unique convection phenomena of the field gradient force and localized Lorentz force promoted Cu2+mass transport in the diffusion layer, producing large crystal grains.