Gold generally doesn't stick well to glass by itself.  Usually, one uses an
adhesion layer such as Ti or Cr between the gold and glass.  These adhesion
layers can be thin (50-100 Angs).

--Phil

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-----Original Message-----
From: sokwon Paik [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 8:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [mems-talk] Is there any way I can deposit gold onto pyrex wafer
directly?

I'm a student of Texas A&M University.
As far as I know, gold doesn't attach to pyrex glass
directly. But I think if I use sputtering machine then
it might be possible.
Anybody tried to attach gold directly onto pyrex
wafer?
One more question. Is there platinum sputtering source
exist?
If so, how much is it? Please answer me the question.
I appreciate your any reply.
Thanks,

sokwon Paik


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