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Modification of the surface of sheet glass (A Review)

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The paper contains an analysis of the literature data on modification of the surface of sheet glass in order to impart heat-shielding, conducting, hydrophobic, x-ray-shielding, decorative, and other properties to glass. Various industrial and scientific entities engaged in production and development of modifying coatings are described. A classification of film coatings is offered, and the main production methods are considered. The effect of various factors on film coatings is analyzed.

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    N. I. Min’ko, I. N. Mikhal’chuk & M. Yu. Lipko

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 4, pp. 3–7, April, 2000.

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Min’ko, N.I., Mikhal’chuk, I.N. & Lipko, M.Y. Modification of the surface of sheet glass (A Review). Glass Ceram 57, 109–113 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02681521

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