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Best substrate to Spin coat PDMS onto




I want to spin coat Poly (dimethylsiloxane) on a flat substrate. Which Substrate will be better, Glass or Teflon. I have a solution of PDMS dissolved in chloroform.

Ashutosh Tewari
Research Assistant - State College, Pennsylvania, USA
2004


I need to spin coat PDMS for obtaining thin films of about 1 micron. I'm using Nusil CF19-2186. Do someone have info about which solvent, solent ratio, substrate, spin coater speed, etc.?

Rocco vrtechy
- Stanford, California, USA
2004



Like the previous posting, I am trying to spin on PDMS thickness of <1um. We're using GE RTV615 and toluene as solvent. Could anybody suggest a solvent ratio and spin speed (was there an answer posted to this question previously?). Thank you kindly.

Andrew Fung
- Los Angeles, California, USA
2004




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