Compositions – Etching or brightening compositions – Inorganic acid containing
Patent
1974-08-28
1976-06-01
Powell, William A.
Compositions
Etching or brightening compositions
Inorganic acid containing
156 7, 156 18, 252 794, C09K 1308
Patent
active
039607410
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is an etchant for removing a metal, such as titanium, from a glass substrate without adversely attacking the glass. The etchant includes a relatively viscous coating agent that wets and coats and thus protects the glass but does not wet the metal thus permitting etching thereof. A nonionizing diluent can be included in the etchant to inhibit the etching rate if it is felt that the heat and turbulence that would otherwise be generated may be excessive and interfere with the action of the coating agent.
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General Electric Company
Massie Jerome W.
Mooney R. J.
Powell William A.
Stoner D. E.
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