Kinetic effects controlling the layer growth in the process of liquid-phase
electroepitaxy (LPEE) have been studied. The effect of melt stirring on th
e components of the growth rate due to the partial contributions of the Pel
tier effect and electromigration are analyzed. It is shown that growth by t
he normal mechanism under kinetic conditions and growth under quasi-equilib
rium conditions are characterized by different dependences of growth rate o
n the velocity of the substrate rotation. The experiments on LPEE in the In
-InSb system show that growth proceeds under almost equilibrium conditions.