25266
Accession Number
661
Author
Anderson, D.C.; Arlidge, D.B.
Author Affiliation
Bendix Vacuum Division;Bendix Vacuum Division
Title Of Article Chaper
Vacuum Deposited Films Up Appearance, Performance
Title Of Journal Book
Materials Engineering
Pages
77-78
Collation
2 p. : ill.
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
You can obtained very thin films on metal or nonmetallic parts by vacuum deposition. Here's a review of three commonly used techniques-how they work, what materials they deposit and where to use them. The table on p. 78 showing the evaporation characteristics of many materials is designed to help you select the proper material for vacuum deposition.
pub_id
25266