Spray pyrolysis
The spray pyrolysis is a synthetic strategy in inorganic chemistry . In the context of the sol-gel process, a substrate is sprayed onto a heated surface by an atomizer and reacts there with the same. With this method it is possible to fix thin layers on flat surfaces.
history
Spray pyrolysis was invented by Chamberlin and Skarman in 1966 in order to be able to represent cadmium sulfide and other sulfides or selenides as thin layers . Thin-film chemistry has developed rapidly since 1966.
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Joy Georg and Twig Georg (eds.): Preparation of Thin Films . 1st edition. Marcel Dekker Inc, 1992, ISBN 978-0-88167-764-5 , pp. 340 ff .