Method for manufacturing tantalum-silver composite electrode having high corrosion resistance for dye-sensitized solar cell using lower-temperature molten salt electroplating method
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The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a tantalum-silver composite electrode: The method comprises:(a) preparing a molten salt; (b) disposing a corrosion-resistant metal on an anode; (c) disposing a base substrate on a cathode; (d) inserting the corrosion-resistant metal and the base substrate into the molten salt; and (e) electrodepositing the corrosion-resistant metal on the base substrate by applying a current density to the base substrate. In particular, the molten salt has a lower melting temperature, the corrosion-resistant metal is tantalum, and the base substrate is a substrate comprising silver.
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