Chemical bath deposition of CuInS2thin films and synthesis of CuInS2Nanocrystals: A review

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Abstract

Thin-film and nanocrystal copper indium disulfide (such as CuInS2, CIS) gained significant attention in academics and industry due to their fascinating optoelectronic properties. Numerous studies have reported the deposition of CIS thin-films and the synthesis of nanocrystals using various techniques. Chemical bath deposition (CBD) method and the environmental friendly hydrothermal method offer the best option for the deposition of CuInS2thin films and synthesis of CuInS2nanocrystals respectively, in a cost-effective way. The fabrication of CIS-based thin-film solar cells using low-cost and simple way can be one of the promising alternatives to silicon solar cells. This review article described the physical and chemical properties of CIS thin-films deposited by the CBD method and hydrothermal synthesized CIS nanocrystals.

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Sawant, J. P., Shaikh, S. F., Kale, R. B., & Pathan, H. M. (2020). Chemical bath deposition of CuInS2thin films and synthesis of CuInS2Nanocrystals: A review. Engineered Science. Engineered Science Publisher. https://doi.org/10.30919/es8d1142

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