As IDASONIC, we are very proud of the contributions of our innovative technologies to scientific studies. The study carried out by Gazi University Faculty Member Assoc. Prof. Dr. Meryem Polat and her team, in which our Ultrasonic Spray Coating Device was used, was published in the *Journal of Alloys and Compounds*, one of the reputable journals in the field of materials science.

In this study, the nanomechanical properties of ZnO thin films coated on glass substrates using ultrasonic spray pyrolysis technique were investigated in detail. Some of the important findings highlighted in the article are as follows:

• ZnO films were produced at various solution molarity by an effective ultrasonic spray pyrolysis method.
• Determination of the correlation between some physical, mechanical, and photocatalytic properties was aimed.
• Improved hardness and adhesion properties were obtained for the ZnO film prepared at low solution molarity.
• 93 % photocatalytic efficiency were determined for the ZnO film prepared at high solution molarity.

We would like to congratulate Dr. Polat and his team on this valuable work and emphasize that we will continue to support research that contributes to the advancement of science and industry.

To explore the full details of this study, please visit the following link:

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If you are interested in experiencing the high-performance capabilities of IDASONIC’s Ultrasonic Spray Coating Solutions for your own research projects, feel free to reach out. Our expert team is ready to discuss how our advanced technology can help you achieve your scientific and industrial goals.

* Gonullu, M. P., Cinici, H., Cetinkaya, C., Tekeli, S., Bostan, B., & Cakil, D. D. (2025, 1 5). Correlation between the structural, morphological, optical, nanomechanical, and tribological properties of ZnO films by USPT with their photocatalytic activities. Journal of Alloys and Compounds(1010), s. 1-11.

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