Solar radiation energy absorber

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1062867, 148 624, 148 315, 156666, 252 795, 252186, 427399, 126417, B32B 1504

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041951247

ABSTRACT:
A solar energy absorber consisting of a metallic copper or copper alloy substrate and a black to dark brown copper oxide coating on its surface. The copper oxide coating is formed by treating the surface of the substrate with an aqueous alkaline solution containing peroxodisulfuric acid or an inorganic peroxodisulfate. The solution may be activated by adding an oxidizing agent or applying ultraviolet or ultrasonic irradiation.

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