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Radiometric investigation of electrodeless copper plating from EDTA-complex solutions, containing glycine

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By making use of14C in EDTA, glycine and formaldehyde it has been shown, that these components take part in the forming of copper deposition. The peculiarities of incorporation of EDTA, glycine and formaldehyde into copper depositions show their different role in the catalytic process.

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Gyliené, O., Tarozaité, R., Čiukšiené, N. et al. Radiometric investigation of electrodeless copper plating from EDTA-complex solutions, containing glycine. J Radioanal Nucl Chem 240, 371–374 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02349182

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