Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Surface property or characteristic of web – sheet or block – Surface modified glass
Reexamination Certificate
2011-08-02
2011-08-02
Tarazano, D. Lawrence (Department: 1786)
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Surface property or characteristic of web, sheet or block
Surface modified glass
C428S375000, C428S428000, C428S432000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07989068
ABSTRACT:
An article includes (a) a glass substrate having a modified surface that comprises a glass surface and a layer of nanoscale inorganic oxide particles disposed in contact with and bound to at least a portion of the glass surface, and (b) a polymer layer disposed in contact with and bound to the modified glass surface. A method for improving the hydrolytic stability of an interface of a glass surface and a polymer surface, includes the step of, prior to forming the interface of the glass surface and the polymer surface, treating at least a portion of the glass surface with nanoscale inorganic oxide particles to modify the glass surface by depositing a quantity of such particles on the portion of the surface.
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B. Ratner “Surface modification
Aymes Charlie
Castaing Jean-Christophe
Grasset Amelie
Rao Ashwin
Ruiz Jose
Lopez Ricardo E
Rhodia Operations
Tarazano D. Lawrence
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