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John Marks
- Jan 1, 1970
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As part of an experiment, I need to coat one side of a 150mm metal
disk with TiO2. The metal can be anything that will produce the best
result. Presently I have aluminium.
What is the best option in terms of additives and technique for the
following two outcomes.
1. I simple immobilized layer painted (rolled) on with a
self-hardening binder that will more or less homogenize the dielectric
within the entire coating. What generic binder would best suit?
2. A chemical or surface applied means that retains some
semiconductive properties without resort to sol gel, sintering, etc.
How effective is conductive paint as a binder for such a process.
Would abrading the metal surface prior to improve efficiency?
Thank you for your suggestions.
Robert marks
SCU
disk with TiO2. The metal can be anything that will produce the best
result. Presently I have aluminium.
What is the best option in terms of additives and technique for the
following two outcomes.
1. I simple immobilized layer painted (rolled) on with a
self-hardening binder that will more or less homogenize the dielectric
within the entire coating. What generic binder would best suit?
2. A chemical or surface applied means that retains some
semiconductive properties without resort to sol gel, sintering, etc.
How effective is conductive paint as a binder for such a process.
Would abrading the metal surface prior to improve efficiency?
Thank you for your suggestions.
Robert marks
SCU