Abstract: At least one layer of a conductive organic polymer, formed by electropolymerization on the anode in a two electrode cell, is bonded to a plastic substrate by compression with sufficient heat and pressure to cause it to bond to the substrate and release from the anode. Improved sandwich-type capacitive electronic discs having an information pattern in ultra thin outer conductive layers which are homogeneous and which contain no conductive particles are formed by this process by providing as the anode a mastering disc containing an information pattern which is the negative of the desired information pattern.

Abstract: Certain volatile organotin compounds are volatilized in a heated carrier gas stream and brought into contact with a preheated substrate to be coated in an atmosphere containing oxygen. The process is particularly applicable to deposition of tin oxide on glass faceplates of cathode ray tubes.

Abstract: Certain volatile organotin compounds are vaporized in a heated carrier gas stream and brought into contact with a preheated substrate to be coated in an atmosphere containing oxygen. Indium oxide coatings may be doped with tin by vaporizing an organotin compound and an indium chelate of a .beta.-diketone and bringing the vapors in contact with a heated substrate in an oxidizing atmosphere.