STRUCTURE COMPRISING AT LEAST ONE REFLECTING THIN-FILM ON A SURFACE OF A MACROSCOPIC OBJECT, METHOD FOR FABRICATING A STRUCTURE, AND USES FOR THE SAME
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May 17, 2012
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Apr 7, 2010
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A structure comprising at least one reflecting thin-film on a surface of a macroscopic object is disclosed. The surface of the macroscopic object, without the at least one thin-film, reflects less than 50% of incident light in the visible wavelength band and is opaque, and reflection of visible light from the surface of the macroscopic object, with the at least one thin-film on the surface of the macroscopic object, is essentially spectrally uniform and flat over available viewing angles. The at least one thin-film is dielectric and essentially transparent to visible light, and the at least one thin-film is fabricated by exposing the surface of the macroscopic object to alternately repeating, essentially self-limiting, surface reactions of two or more precursors, for increasing the reflectance of specularly reflected visible light in the visible wavelength band from the surface.
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