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The document discusses several coating techniques used in ceramic science: - Dip coating involves withdrawing an object from a liquid coating at a controlled speed, with coating thickness calculated by the Landau-Levich equation. Gelation then occurs through solvent evaporation and sol destabilization. - Capillary coating combines the advantages of dip coating with utilizing all the coating liquid. - Spin coating involves spinning a substrate to spread a liquid coating through centrifugal force, with final thickness determined by processing parameters in a semi-empirical formula. - Compressive stress coatings through densified ceramic or glass coatings below the substrate glass transition temperature can improve glass strength by factors of 4.
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