Light scattering inorganic substrates using monolayers
AssigneeCorsam Technologies LLC
InventorGlenn Eric Kohnke
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Abstract
Light scattering inorganic substrates comprising monolayers and methods for making light scattering inorganic substrates comprising monolayers useful for, for example, photovoltaic cells are described herein. The method comprises providing an inorganic substrate comprising at least one surface, applying an adhesive to the at least one surface of the inorganic substrate, applying inorganic particles to the adhesive to form a coated substrate, and heating the coated substrate to form the light scattering inorganic substrate.
Claims21
A method for making a light scattering inorganic substrate, the method comprising:
- providing an inorganic substrate comprising at least one surface;
- applying an adhesive to the at least one surface of the inorganic substrate;
- applying inorganic particles to the adhesive to form a coated substrate;
- and
- heating the coated substrate to form the light scattering inorganic substrate.
An article comprising:
- an inorganic substrate having two opposing surfaces;
- and
- inorganic features disposed on at least one of the opposing surfaces, wherein at least a portion of the features have lateral feature sizes in the range of from 0.1 to 20 microns, and reentrant features less than 90 degrees.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.