Corning Incorporated

Corning Glass Works

Leroy R Morse

Fumio Okamoto

Kay M Belscher

Peter L Bocko

Donald P Brezinski

Erika Lynn Stapleton

Hoa Dempsey

Jeffrey M King

B Jean Sterlace

A method for en masse cleaning of thin polarizing glass devices involving the steps of using a cleaning vessel possessing a vertical side wall, and a porous shelf attached to the vertical side wall to form an annular cavity for receiving a plurality of the thin polarizing glass devices and, exposing the cleaning vessel containing the thin polarizing glass devices to washing, rinsing, drying steps to remove organic and inorganic matter from the surfaces of the polarizing glass devices.

En masse process for cleaning thin polarizing glass devices

A method of improving adherence of a metal film deposited directly on a silicate glass substrate for a display panel. The method comprises chemically treating the surface of the glass to alter its surface characteristics and thereby improve adhesion robustness of the metal film to the glass surface.

Adhering metal to glass

A method of improving adherence of a metal film deposited directly on a silicate glass substrate for a display panel. The method comprises chemically treating the surface of the glass to alter its surface characteristics and thereby improve adhesion robustness of the metal film to the glass surface. In a specific embodiment the surface is treated with a mixed solution of hydrofluoric and hydrochloric acid.

A glass composition for use in pH-responsive glass electrodes, and a glass electrode having a pH-responsive membrane of such glass, which composition consists essentially of (in mole percent on the oxide basis):

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Campbell, NY, United States of America

Leroy R Morse