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Hi everybody, I'm a PhD student working on solution-processed kesterite PV cells. The material is spin-coated and I personally believe that its wetting properties are influenced by environmental parameters like temperature and humidity.
To control these parameters, or at least reduce their influence, I was considering to do an home-made glovebox or try to close the fume-hood in which the spin-coater is located.
Essentially I'd like to put the spin-coater in a controlled environment.
Do you have any suggestion or experience?
Thanks in advance.
To control these parameters, or at least reduce their influence, I was considering to do an home-made glovebox or try to close the fume-hood in which the spin-coater is located.
Essentially I'd like to put the spin-coater in a controlled environment.
Do you have any suggestion or experience?
Thanks in advance.