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High-temperature thermally stimulated current (TSC) studies on sprayed CdS thin films are reported for the first time. Different illumination conditions were used. Three independent peaks were obtained in TSC curves and these are not due to three distinct defect states. The TSC curves in both vacuum and in atmospheric conditions seem to be due to photochemical reactions reported earlier in single crystals of CdS x Se 1-x . Chemisorption of oxygen also seems to be responsible for the observed different TSC peaks under different illumination conditions.
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