I lend my own searching too little credit sometimes. After some lurching around and turning over boulders, I came across some information on "ultrasonic misters".

The current applications of ultrasonic misters range from circuit board production to Aero hydroponic cultivation. The importance such a device lies within the particle size such a nozzle is capable of pushing through the sometimes microscopic cavity.

Currently flexible solar panels are being produced by a method of using plasma jets "sputtering" molten metals onto a photo reflective sheet in a vacume sealed chamber. I think argon gas is involved in further production...

Following the theme of sputtering but in an extremely high pressure enviornment, it should be possible to match or exceed the nano specifications acheived from the sputtering technique by using ultrasound to deliver extremely thin layers of materials to a surface with a compatable cation exchange.

The result would be a better solar panel.
Does anyone want to spend alot of money to find out?

By the way...I hate inefficiency...and i hate polution..So if you want my opinion on power plants...ask the plants...hahahaha

Nuclear energy and testing are responsible for the build up of radioactive heavy metals in the bones of every living mammal born today. These elements were always preseent in the enviornment. Only recently have these metals been found in our bones. By sending hundreds of pounds of these materials into the atmosphere in past above ground tests we have permanently scarred our eco system...Nuclear energy is not safe. Nuclear energy is not clean. Nuclear energy is not renewable.