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In this paper, copper powder fabrication has been made via electrolysis method using CuSO4 and H2SO4 in aqueous media. Electrodeposition process of copper powder on a metallic surface is done by applying to continue current and pulse current with rectangular pulse waveform. Characterization of copper powder was carried out by SEM to confirm particle size and shape and EDX to determine the copper powder composition. In electrodeposition by applying to continue current to produce the copper powder with particle shape was dendritic, and the elemental composition of the powder was Cu and O. Regarding average particle size, pulse electrodeposition process produces the copper powder with average particle size up to 0.85μm, 72.6% smaller than if apply to continue current.
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