PARTICLE NATURE OF SOLAR ABSORBING FILMS: GOLD BLACK.

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The structure and composition of a test solar black, gold black, has been investigated in order to more fully understand the particulate nature of good solar-energy absorbers. Inert-gas-evaporated gold-black films showed significant dependence of film-particle size on inert-gas pressure and of particle-packing fraction on pressure. The distribution of particle sizes in the films has been noted to be log-normal with median particle sizes ranging from 50 to 100 A over the pressure range of 1 to 10 Torr (133 - 1330 Pa).

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Doland, C., O’Neill, P., & Ignatiev, A. (1976). PARTICLE NATURE OF SOLAR ABSORBING FILMS: GOLD BLACK. In J Vac Sci Technol (Vol. 14, pp. 259–262). https://doi.org/10.1116/1.569135

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