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In situ investigation of the destabilisation of the solid–liquid interface during solidification in pure silicon and in intentionally copper-contaminated silicon
The morphology of the solid-liquid interface during silicon solidification plays a critical role in determining the defect formation that ultimately affects the performance of photovoltaic materials. In this study, the destabilisation mechanisms of the solid-liquid interface during directional solid
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