Coating processes – Immersion or partial immersion
Patent
1995-09-19
1999-09-07
Beck, Shrive
Coating processes
Immersion or partial immersion
427226, 427245, 427246, 4273977, 2523152, 2523156, 2523157, 10628712, 10628716, 501 12, 501104, B05D 118, B05D 300
Patent
active
059484829
ABSTRACT:
A method for preparing aerogel thin films by an ambient-pressure, continuous process. The method of this invention obviates the use of an autoclave and is amenable to the formation of thin films by operations such as dip coating. The method is less energy intensive and less dangerous than conventional supercritical aerogel processing techniques.
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Brinker Charles Jeffrey
Prakash Sai Sivasankaran
Beck Shrive
Chen Bret
University of New Mexico
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