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titleOfInvention Method for forming electrophotographic light-receiving member
abstract (57) [Summary] [Object] To provide a method for forming a light-receiving member for electrophotography, which is excellent in electrical characteristics, image characteristics, and durability. [Structure] When a photoconductive layer made of a non-single-crystal material having a silicon atom as a base material and a surface layer are sequentially laminated on a conductive support to form a photoreceptive member for electrophotography, the photoconductive layer is Containing carbon and hydrogen atoms, the carbon atom content is distributed so as to be large on the support side and small on the surface layer side, In addition, the deposition film formation rate is changed so that it is faster on the support side and slower on the surface layer side. The surface layer is carbon, It is formed so as to contain hydrogen, a halogen atom and a Group 3B element of the periodic table at the same time, and further contain an oxygen and / or nitrogen atom.
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