Abstract: A process consisting of forming, by pyrolysis of powders on glass heated to a high temperature, a layer of aluminum oxide and of at least one zinc, indium, tin, or titanium oxide, using a mixture of powders formed from an organometallic aluminum derivative containing at least one alcoholate function and one .beta.-diketone function, and at least one organometallic tin, indium, zinc, and titanium compound, and windows incorporating this oxide-coated glass having a conductive layer and a neutral color under reflection.

Abstract: The invention relates to the synthesis of metal salts of weak acids and in particular indium formate.It proposes a process in which the anodic oxidation of metal is achieved under the effect of electric current in a cell filled with an electrolytic solution containing weak acid whose salt it is desired to produce, having at least its anode or anodes consisting of metal whose salt it is desired to produce. The salt is available in suspension in the electrolytic solution.The invention also proposes an electrosynthesis cell, as well as products synthesized in a particular morphology.The invention applies itself to the synthesis of indium formate in particular to pyrolyze it as a thin layer on glass.