Cadmium sulfide membranes

Title: Cadmium sulfide membranes

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A method is described for the creation of novel q-effect cadmium sulfide membranes. The membranes are made by first creating a dilute cadmium sulfide colloid in aqueous suspension and then removing the water and excess salts therefrom. The cadmium sulfide membrane thus produced is luminescent at room temperature and may have application in laser fabrication.

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Spanhel, Lubomir ^[1]; Anderson, Marc A ^[1]

Madison, WI

Publication Date:: 1992-07-07

OSTI Identifier:: 868376

Patent Number(s):: US 5128064

Application Number:: 07/694,594

Assignee:: Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (Madison, WI)

DOE Contract Number:: 19X-SD608C

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: cadmium; sulfide; membranes; method; described; creation; novel; q-effect; creating; dilute; colloid; aqueous; suspension; removing; water; excess; salts; therefrom; membrane; produced; luminescent; temperature; application; laser; fabrication; aqueous suspension; cadmium sulfide; sulfide membranes; q-effect cadmium; novel q-effect; sulfide colloid; sulfide membrane; excess salts; dilute cadmium; /252/423/428/

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