Modulation of the Metallic Oxide Properties through of Soft Chemistry Techniques for Several Applications

Delia Cristina Altamirano-Juárez

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.54.337

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Modulation of the Metallic Oxide Properties through of Soft Chemistry Techniques for Several Applications

Abstract:

Metallic oxides are widely used in the industry; these are object of intensive research due to the versatility of their applications and the possibility of modulating their properties when the techniques and the procedures of obtaining them vary. The soft chemistry technique is shown as an option to obtain films of metallic oxide for their use optoelectronic devices. This work emphasizes the importance of applying dip-coating techniques of low cost for the industry with good results.