Abstract: The invention relates to a transparent glass board for use in document copying machines as the copying glass on which each sheet of original documents is placed and, in the case of copying machines of automatic document feed type, is forced to slide. To ensure good copying and smooth sliding carriage of original paper sheets, a transparent antistatic coating layer using tin oxide and/or indium oxide is formed on one or each of the top and back surfaces of a transparent glass, and a transparent lubricative coating layer using an organic silicon compound having isocyanate groups attached to Si atom is formed on the top side of the glass plate so as to provide a top surface with which each sheet of documents comes into contact. The antistatic layer has a thickness of 300-1500 .ANG. and the lubricative layer has a thickness of 300-2000 .ANG..

Abstract: To produce a heat-reflecting glass plate by coating a glass plate surface with a titanium oxide film, a solution of a thermally decomposable organic titanium compound is sprayed onto the glass plate surface while the glass plate is kept heated. As the improvement, use is made of a chelate compound of titanium formed by coordination of two molecules of either acetylacetone or ethyl acetoacetate as chelate ligands and two molecules of a polyalcohol as nonchelate ligands to a titanium atom. Preferably the polyalcohol is a 1,3-diol, and particularly 2-ethyl-1,3-hexane diol. This chelate compound is not easily influenced by moisture and gives a titanium oxide coating film of superior quality.

Abstract: An improvement in a method of coating a glass plate surface with a heat-reflecting titanium oxide film, which may optionally comprise other metal oxide(s), by spraying a solution of a thermally decomposable organic titanium compound in an organic solvent onto a sufficiently heated glass plate. As the improvement, the absolute humidity of the spraying atmosphere is maintained below about 0.008 kg H.sub.2 O/kg dry gas, whereby the resultant oxide film is practically free from tiny, opaque spots which are liable to appear in the product of conventional methods and exhibits improved resistance to chemical attacks.

Abstract: A glass plate coated with a metal oxide film comprising aluminum oxide and at least one of commonly used metal oxides such as the respective oxides of Cr, Co, Ni, Fe, Zn, Sn, Cu, Mn and Ti, wherein aluminum oxide is used to suppress the lowering of the reflectivity by a heat treatment of the oxide-coated glass. The oxide film is formed by coating the glass with a solution of thermally decomposable compounds exemplified by acetyl acetonates of the respective metals in an organic solvent and heating the coated solution.