A preparation method of optical interference color-changing pigment with higher saturation
A technology for optical interference and color-changing pigments, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, inorganic pigment treatment, fibrous fillers, etc. Problems such as deterioration of inherent smoothness of materials
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[0020] Put the flake substrate mica (20-60 microns in size) into the attached powder sample attachment of the atomic layer deposition equipment, then place it in the reaction chamber, and evacuate to 10-16hPa. When the temperature of the reaction chamber reaches 150°C, the process of atomic layer deposition of zinc oxide H layer begins: the diethyl zinc precursor is injected into the reaction chamber with a pulse of high-purity nitrogen gas for 0.1 seconds, and is chemically adsorbed on the mica, and then injected for 3 seconds High-purity nitrogen pulses clean the excess diethylzinc that is physically adsorbed on the substrate and in the reaction chamber; then a 0.1-second water vapor pulse is introduced to chemically adsorb to the first reaction substance, and then 4-second high-purity nitrogen pulses are used to clean it away excess water vapor. The above process completes one cycle of zinc oxide thin film deposition, repeating the above process 271 times to obtain a high r...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Put the flake substrate mica (20-60 microns in size) into the attached powder sample attachment of the atomic layer deposition equipment, then place it in the reaction chamber, and evacuate to 10-16hPa. When the temperature of the reaction chamber reaches 150° C., deposit 271 times to obtain a high-refractive-index zinc oxide H layer with a thickness of about 54 nm and a refractive index of 2.1. deposition M 1 : First deposit 9 times of high refractive index zinc oxide H layer; then deposit 1 time of low refractive index aluminum oxide L layer (the refractive index of aluminum oxide is about 1.78); repeat the above process 30 times to obtain an oxide layer with a thickness of about 57nm A zinc-alumina layer with a refractive index of about 2.0. Redeposition M 2Layer: Deposit 2 high-refractive index zinc oxide H layers first, and then deposit 1 low-refractive index aluminum oxide L layer, which is a cycle. Repeat the above process 130 times to obtain a zinc oxide-alum...
Embodiment 3
[0024] Put the flake substrate mica (20-60 microns in size) into the attached powder sample attachment of the atomic layer deposition equipment, and then place it in the reaction chamber, and evacuate it to 10-16hPa. When the temperature of the reaction chamber reaches 150° C., deposit 729 times to obtain a high-refractive index titanium oxide H layer with a thickness of about 51 nm and a refractive index of 2.4. deposition M 1 : First deposit 26 times of high refractive index titanium oxide H layer; then deposit 1 low refractive index aluminum oxide L layer (the refractive index of aluminum oxide is about 1.78); repeat the above process 28 times to obtain an oxide layer with a thickness of about 53nm A titanium-alumina layer with a refractive index of about 2.3. Redeposition M 2 Layer: 16 high-refractive-index titanium oxide H layers are deposited first, and then low-refractive-index aluminum oxide L layer is deposited once, which is a cycle. The above process was repeated...
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