Rubidium101
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conductive glass
Conductive glasses like FTO glasses are too expensive for me so I wanna ask if there's a cheap way of making a conductive glass? Thanks!
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morsagh
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If it will help you, normal glass is conductive in higher temperatures (like in the fire of candle).
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WGTR
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Read all the way to the end of this thread:
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=27...
If one is willing to spend the time in preparation, this is a fairly straightforward and easy process, and it doesn't require finding highly
specialized materials. Basically, a local pottery store supplies the EPK clay and insulative firebricks; and bits of indium, tin, and sodalime
microscope slides can be found on eBay or elsewhere.
I also outlined how to build the kiln here:
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=26...
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battoussai114
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AZO films are probably cheaper than the Indium based ones and should be preparable in a similar fashion.
Batoussai.
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