10 research outputs found
Emulsifier Composition of Solid Lipid Nanoparticles (SLN) Affects Mechanical and Barrier Properties of SLNâProtein Composite Films
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A new ecoâfriendly green composite for antistatic packaging: Green lowâdensity polyethylene/glassy carbon
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A simple strategy in enhancing moisture and thermal resistance and tensile properties of disintegrated bacterial cellulose nanopaper
No full textThe order of addition of corn starch/lithium perchlorate/glycerol affects the optical, mechanical, and electrical properties of a solid polymer electrolyte
No full textProtective coatings for optical surfaces
No full textThin films and coatings are a backbone for optical applications in industry, medical equipment, automotive construction, building sector, even in household. Thin films applied on the substrate such as on glass or polymers, for example, polycarbonate, enable the substrate to gain beneficial functions which can improve its energy saving properties, optical transparency and operational life span. This chapter will focus on the application of protective coatings and some evaluation methods for characterizing and optimizing the coating quality
Protective coatings for durability enhancement of optical surfaces
No full textThin films and coatings are a backbone for optical applications in industry, medical equipment, automotive, building and communication sectors, as well as in household and consumer products. Thin films applied on the substrate, such as glass or polymers, for example, polycarbonate, enable the substrate to gain beneficial functions which can improve its energy saving properties, optical transparency, and operational life span. This chapter focuses on the application of protective coatings on optical systems with an emphasis on the methods for characterizing and optimizing the coatings quality, in particular their mechanical and tribological performance, and environmental stability
