Silica layers produced by the sol-gel method as dielectric masks in ion exchange processes

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This paper presents experimental results produced by the sol-gel method silica layers usage as dielectric masks in ion exchange processes in producing stripe waveguides. Such layers were produced on the glass substrate (soda-lime glass) by the dip-coating method. Their thicknesses gained during single deposit on the substrate were in the range of 78÷150nm. Those layers had the compactness comparable to thermal silica. The Ag+↔Na+ ion exchange processes with the use of AgNO3/NaNO3 solution with the mole fraction of κAg=0.0025 were completed. The permeability of the layers for dopant ions (Ag+) depending on the thickness of the layer and the diffusion time was tested. © 2012 Photonics Society of Poland.

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Rogoziński, R., Karasiński, P., & Tyszkiewicz, C. (2012). Silica layers produced by the sol-gel method as dielectric masks in ion exchange processes. Photonics Letters of Poland, 4(4), 137–139. https://doi.org/10.4302/plp.2012.4.06

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