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Morphology Change Of Si Deposit In Molten Salt Electrorefining
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Lee, J.S.
, Ryu, H.Y.
, Han, M.H.
, An, Y.S.
, Lee, J.H.
, Kwon, S.C.
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Current density
/ Electrorefining
/ Molten salt
/ Morphology
/ Silicon
2015
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Morphology Change Of Si Deposit In Molten Salt Electrorefining
by
Lee, J.S.
, Ryu, H.Y.
, Han, M.H.
, An, Y.S.
, Lee, J.H.
, Kwon, S.C.
in
Current density
/ Electrorefining
/ Molten salt
/ Morphology
/ Silicon
2015
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Morphology Change Of Si Deposit In Molten Salt Electrorefining
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Morphology Change Of Si Deposit In Molten Salt Electrorefining
2015
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Overview
The effects of processing parameters on the morphology change in a Si deposit recovered by means of molten salt electrorefining are evaluated using electrochemical techniques such as cyclic voltammetry and chronopotentiometry at 800°C. It was found that concentration of K
SiF
and current density were important parameters in determining deposit size. Higher concentrations of K
SiF
were effective in coarsening the silicon deposit and decreasing the cell potential. Silicon nanofiber was recovered at 5 wt% of K
SiF
whereas dense particles were prepared at 30 and 50 wt% of K
SiF
. The morphology of the Si deposit was determined by the concentration of Si in the electrolyte which is related to the formation of crystal and growth of Si. The formation mechanism of the Si deposit was interpreted by using high resolution TEM as well as electrochemical properties.
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De Gruyter Open,Polish Academy of Sciences
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