&lt;title&gt;Metal-polymeric recording media intended for optical data recording&lt;/title&gt;

Petrov, V. V.; Kryuchin, Andrey A.; Kostenko, Igor O.; Gritsenko, Konstantin P.

doi:10.1117/12.165357

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“…Boonthanom and White deposited films by coevaporation of polyethylene and polycarbonate with Cr, Al, Au, Ag, Cu, Te and obtained similar results [12]. Petrov et al [25] studied films obtained by co-evaporation of PTFE with Au or Te. Au films deposited on KBr are more continuous, than those deposited on PTFE-coated KBr.…”

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Nanoclusters in polymer matrices prepared by co-deposition from a gas phase

Grytsenko

Schrader

2005

Advances in Colloid and Interface Science

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Nanoclusters in polymer matrices prepared by co-deposition from a gas phase

Grytsenko

Schrader

2005

Advances in Colloid and Interface Science

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<title>Thin polymer and composite films deposition from gas phase for optical recording and nonlinear optics</title>

Gritsenko

1998

SPIE Proceedings

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The methods of organic thin film deposition with determined optical properties include several interrelated steps: the precursor synthesis, which chemical structure takes into account deposition conditions; deposition conditions, which takes into account both precursor properties and film properties needed; additional film treatment. By this approach use, the polymers, dyes, metal-and dye-filled polymers were produced by vacuum and laser evaporation, plasma polymerization, combined methods. Films were studied by VIS, IR, Raman spectroscopy(RSS), electron microscopy etc. Many organic compounds with complicated chemical structure can be deposited in vacuum and plasma. These films posses unique properties of precursors. The studies of polymer, dye and metal -filled polymer films for write once read many optical media reveal their good characteristics.

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Nanoclusters in polymer matrices prepared by co-deposition from a gas phase

Nanoclusters in polymer matrices prepared by co-deposition from a gas phase

<title>Thin polymer and composite films deposition from gas phase for optical recording and nonlinear optics</title>

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