Whisker microcrystals on the surface of tantalum–cadmium alloy films

2015

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DOI 10.1134/s1063785015060139
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Whiskers crystals were discovered in the tantalum–cadmium (56.6 at % Cd) solid solutions formed by in-turn deposition of the superfine tantalum and cadmium particles sputtered in low-pressure plasma on a moving substrate. The SEM studies have revealed whiskers crystals with a density of 2 per cm 2 . It was hypothesized assumption that formation may occur of whiskers crystals in the film.