Transparent substrate provided with a silicon derivative layer
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1. A transparent substrate having at least one surface with a layer comprising at least one partially oxidized silicon derivative selected from the group consisting of silicon dioxide that is substoichiometric in terms of oxygen, silicon dioxide, silicon oxycarbide and silicon oxynitride, wherein the substrate has a hydrophilic character and wherein the concentration of said partially oxidized silicon derivative is homogenous across the thickness of the layer.
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Abstract
The subject of the invention is a transparent substrate, especially made of glass, provided on at least one of its faces with a layer based on an at least partially oxidized silicon derivative chosen from silicon dioxide or silicon oxides which are substoichiometric in terms of oxygen, silicon oxycarbide or silicon oxynitride, and having a hydrophilic character.
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- 1. A transparent substrate having at least one surface with a layer comprising at least one partially oxidized silicon derivative selected from the group consisting of silicon dioxide that is substoichiometric in terms of oxygen, silicon dioxide, silicon oxycarbide and silicon oxynitride, wherein the substrate has a hydrophilic character and wherein the concentration of said partially oxidized silicon derivative is homogenous across the thickness of the layer.
- 25. A transparent substrate having at least one surface with a layer comprising at least one partially oxidized silicon derivative wherein the layer has an oxygen concentration that increases across the layer in a direction towards the external surface wherein the surface closest to the substrate is almost pure silicon dioxide and wherein the partially oxidized silicon derivative is selected from the group consisting of silicon dioxide that is substoichiometric in terms of oxygen, silicon dioxide, silicon oxycarbide and silicon oxynitride, wherein the substrate has a hydrophilic character.
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