@inproceedings{31961e601edd4edfa271ed28428aa443,
title = "Liquid phase deposition of TiO2 films on different substrate",
abstract = "Liquid phase deposition methods are a useful way to create mineral oxide films from aqueous solutions under near-ambient conditions. These approaches have been applied to the creation of ceramic coatings on polymers and on polymer-matrix composites. Control has been achieved over the adherence and crystallinity of the solution-deposited thin films based on controlling the composition of both the deposition solution and the substrate surface. We have also developed techniques for monitoring the surface chemistry of the solid substrate and the deposited ceramic film. The challenge of depositing such films from water, while preventing/minimizing film cracking has also been addressed. Crack-free ceramic films of up to 200 nm thickness have been achieved.",
keywords = "Ceramic thin films, Kapton, Titanium oxide",
author = "P. Silickas and Sukenik, {Chaim N.} and Olga Gershevitz and Valiulis, {A. V.}",
year = "2006",
doi = "10.4028/3-908451-21-3.589",
language = "אנגלית",
isbn = "3908451213",
series = "Solid State Phenomena",
publisher = "Trans Tech Publications Ltd",
pages = "589--594",
booktitle = "Mechatronic Systems and Materials, MSM 2005 - A Collection of Papers from the 1st International Conference",
note = "1st International Conference: Mechatronic Systems and Materials, MSM 2005 ; Conference date: 20-10-2005 Through 23-10-2005",
}