Methods for Film Synthesis and Coating Procedures

This book consists chapters describing the physico-chemical base of deposition and coating microfabrication, thus providing some overview on how to measure the physical and chemical parameters of fabricated structures and how to solve compatibility and fitting problems, etc.

In recent years, thin layer technologies, including fabrication of different micro- and nano-structures, have undergone tremendous progress. Such layers are made for a variety of industrial and scientific applications. Due to the extreme physico-chemical properties of the available structures, there are many promising applications (eg, due to biocompatibility, biological and medical applications between living tissues and materials). Pre-tailored special surface layers/structures could be realized for implants in dental, neurological and orthopedic applications. There are also different methods that have been applied to produce special mono and multilayers with extreme electrical end magnetic properties. Also some methods have been developed to produce surface structure applications eg, for environmental applications with necessary resistivity and anti-corrosion properties. Some theoretical/mathematical simulation methods have also been developed for better compatibility of theory with experiments.

Contents
1.Prologue: Coating Technology
2.Fabrication of Apatite Films on Ti Substrates of Simple and Complicated Shapes by Using Stable Solutions of Ca Complex
3.State of the Art of Gadolinium Zirconate Based Thermal Barrier Coatings: Design, Processing and Characterization
4.The Growth of CdTe Layer on GaAs Substrate by MBE
5.High Temperature Oxidation and Wear Resistant Bi-Layer Coating for Turbocharger Housing
6.Prologue: Thin-Film Synthesis and Application for Medical and Biological Use
7.Numerical Simulation of the Spin Coating of the Interior of Metal Beverage Cans
8.Thin Films for Medical and Environmental Applications
9.Nanostructuring Indium-Tin-Oxide Thin Films by Femtosecond Laser Processing
10.Stress among the APS-Prepared TBCs: Testing and Analysis