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Superhydrophobic silica coating by dip coating method
Applied Surface Science, 2013Abstract Herein, we report a simple and low cost method for the fabrication of superhydrophobic coating surface on quartz substrates via sol-gel dip coating method at room temperature. Desired surface chemistry and texture growth for superhydrophobicity developed under double step sol–gel process at room temperature.
Satish A. Mahadik +7 more
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Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 1997
Abstract Uniform, transparent indium tin oxide (ITO) films were prepared by dip-coating process using an organic sol composed of indium acetate—diethanolamine—tin octylate-n-propanol mixture and the relationship between their electrical properties, film morphology and dip-coating conditions have been investigated.
Yasutaka Takahashi +5 more
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Abstract Uniform, transparent indium tin oxide (ITO) films were prepared by dip-coating process using an organic sol composed of indium acetate—diethanolamine—tin octylate-n-propanol mixture and the relationship between their electrical properties, film morphology and dip-coating conditions have been investigated.
Yasutaka Takahashi +5 more
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2018
Conventional dipping techniques for components are based around submerging and removal from the liquor solely in the vertical plane. The project sought to confirm if improvement in film thickness and quality could be achieved through adoption of alternative dipping strategies including involving changes in speed, angularity and rotation to improve film
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Conventional dipping techniques for components are based around submerging and removal from the liquor solely in the vertical plane. The project sought to confirm if improvement in film thickness and quality could be achieved through adoption of alternative dipping strategies including involving changes in speed, angularity and rotation to improve film
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Physics and Applications of DIP Coating and Spin Coating
MRS Proceedings, 1988ABSTRACTDip coating is a simple old way of depositing onto a substrate, especially small slabs and cylinders, a uniform thin film of liquid for solidification into a coating. The basic flow is steady, and in it film thickness is set by the competition among viscous force, capillary (surface tension) force and gravity.
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Optical monitoring of dip coating
Optical Interference Coatings, 2004Interferometric monitoring is applied to dip coating with Newtonian, non-volatile oils and compared to a simple model. For more complex films, a new polarimetric approach is introduced for direct measurement of a varying refractive index.
Alexandre F. Michels +3 more
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Confinement effects in dip coating
Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2017When a flat plate is withdrawn from a liquid pool, a liquid film is deposited on the plate. This simple process is called dip coating. In the case of vertically upward withdrawal, gravity competes with the surface tension and viscous drag, and the balance between those determine the meniscus shape and hence the film thickness.
Onyu Kim, Jaewook Nam
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Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials, 1960
Hot‐dipped metallic coatings are of fundamental importance to the corrosion technologist because, in many applications, they are the cheapest and most durable finish. In this article, the properties, preparation and uses of the metal coatings are compared and contrasted.
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Hot‐dipped metallic coatings are of fundamental importance to the corrosion technologist because, in many applications, they are the cheapest and most durable finish. In this article, the properties, preparation and uses of the metal coatings are compared and contrasted.
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Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials, 1955
The value of sprayed aluminium for the protection of iron and steel is now widely recognised in the building industry. It has also been shown that a high degree of protection is afforded by hot dip aluminised coatings, which have excellent resistance to both corrosion and heat.
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The value of sprayed aluminium for the protection of iron and steel is now widely recognised in the building industry. It has also been shown that a high degree of protection is afforded by hot dip aluminised coatings, which have excellent resistance to both corrosion and heat.
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