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titleOfInvention Film forming method and film forming member
abstract Provided is a film forming method capable of serving as an intermediate layer that can ensure adhesion with a substrate and also ensure adhesion with an amorphous carbon film. The metal of the metal target is ionized by arc discharge, and a bias voltage is applied to the base material to attach the ionized metal to the surface of the base material to form a film made of the metal. A film including at least a step of forming a metal film, wherein the bias voltage at the start of the film formation is at least 500 V and the bias at the end of the film formation. The voltage is set to at least 100 V or less, and the metal film is formed while the magnitude of the bias voltage is gradually decreased from the start of film formation to the end of film formation. [Selection] Figure 2
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