Methods of forming layers of particulates on substrates

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Electron emissive or suppressive

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427180, 427202, 427282, 4274343, B05D 120

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ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a layer of particulates on a substrate includes fastening the substrate to a support and submerging at least a portion of the substrate in a liquid. The liquid has particulates suspended on an upper surface thereof. The submerged substrate is moved relative to the suspended particulates to form a layer of the particulates supported on the substrate. After the layer of particulates is formed on the substrate, the substrate is removed from the support.

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Product Information Brochure: "For tomorrow's world . . . KSV--Langmuir Instrument Specialist, KSV 5000", KSV Instruments Ltd., 7 pages undated.

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