To prove whether phase formation in an electrochemically deposited metal indeed passes a liquid state stage, experiments involving application of an external force during electrodeposition were carried out and structural features of deposit were subsequently determined. Following experimental facts in support of the phenomenon in point were observed: (1) occurrence of anisotropic pattern of electrodeposits of metals being electrodeposited, smoothing out of deposits surface morphology and reduction in their surface roughness arising from exposure to a minor external force parallel to the crystallization front; (2) refinement of intracrystalline structure and of surface morphology of metals being electrodeposited under exposure to a minor external force normal to the crystallization front; (3) dislocation density rise in metals being electrodeposited under exposure of a minor external force normal to the crystallization front; (4) surface layers plastic deformation in metals being electrodeposited by solid particles travelling due to action of minor external force inclined to the crystallization front; and (5) occurrence of indents from solid particles representing the particles' shape and morphology at sites of the particles' separation from deposit surface in metals being electrodeposited under exposure to minor external force inclined to the crystallization front.
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Structure, Surface Morphology, Dislocation Density, Electrodeposited Metal, Liquid State, External Force
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