The process typically involves immersing a conductive substrate into an electrolyte solution containing the desired ionic species. By applying a specific voltage or current, the ions are reduced or oxidized, leading to the deposition or dissolution of material on the substrate. This electrodeposition process allows for the precise control of the thickness, composition, and morphology of the deposited layer. Parameters such as potential, current density, and electrolyte composition are crucial in tailoring the properties of the assembled nanostructures.
