University of Colorado

John D Ferguson

Steven McClellan George

Alan W Weimer

Jeffrey R Wank

Alan W Weimar

Christopher A Wilson

Inorganic materials are deposited onto organic polymers using ALD methods. Ultrathin, conformal coatings of the inorganic materials can be made in this manner. The coated organic polymers can be used as barrier materials, as nanocomposites, as catalyst supports, in semiconductor applications, in coating applications as well as in other applications.

Method of depositing an inorganic film on an organic polymer

Particles have an ultrathin, conformal coating are made using atomic layer deposition methods. The base particles include ceramic and metallic materials. The coatings can also be ceramic or metal materials that can be deposited in a binary reaction sequence. The coated particles are useful as fillers for electronic packaging applications, for making ceramic or cermet parts, as supported catalysts, as well as other applications.

Nanocoated primary particles and method for their manufacture

Insulating and functionalizing fine metal-containing particles with conformal ultra-thin films

Atomic layer controlled deposition on particle surfaces

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Broomfield, CO, United States of America

John D Ferguson