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Method of preparing an abrasive coated substrate
   
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US Patent 4355052
Issued Date
October 19, 1982
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An improved method for preparing an abrasive SiO.sub.x coating wherein 1.ltoreq.x.ltoreq.2. The method includes the steps of submitting SiH.sub.4 and N.sub.2 O to glow discharge and depositing the SiO.sub.x product of the glow discharge onto a substrate. The improvement includes the additional step of adjusting the refractive index and thickness of the SiO.sub.x coating by means of the glow discharge deposition process parameters so as to maximize the abrasiveness of the SiO.sub.x coating.
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Owner
RCA Corporation (New York, NY)
Published
October 19, 1982
Application Number
06/255,503
Filed
April 20, 1981
US Classification
427/579   51/295
Int'l Classification
C09K   3/14   (20060101)   C23C   16/40   (20060101)   G11B   3/00   (20060101)   G11B   3/56   (20060101)  
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427/38   427/39   427/40   51/29DL   51/29R   51/394   51/407  
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