Process and device for producing ultrathin layers and layer elem

Coating processes – Applying superposed diverse coating or coating a coated base

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4274301, 4274343, 4274345, 118402, B05D 120, B05C 302

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ABSTRACT:
In order to continuously produce an ultrathin, ordered layer of amphiphilic molecules on the surface of a polar liquid a directed flow of the polar liquid is produced in a duct which contains the amphiphilic molecules in dissolved or undissolved form on the surface in spread form. In the duct, a duct section having a relatively high flow rate on the surface and comprising a ramp which is arranged at the bottom of the duct and washed over by the polar liquid is provided. This is followed by a duct section having a relatively low flow rate on the surface, in which the flow is dammed up at an obstacle at a liquid level constant with time, so that an ultrathin, ordered layer of amphiphilic molecules is continuously formed in these duct sections at the polar liquid/air interface by compression of the flow. The washed over ramp is movable.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5143745 (1992-09-01), Maganas et al.
patent: 5246498 (1993-09-01), Nitsch et al.

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