The phrase "a compact coating of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a thin, dense layer of a substance that covers a surface.
Example: "The artist applied a compact coating of paint to achieve a smooth finish on the canvas."
Alternatives: "a thin layer of" or "a dense layer of".
The surface morphology and particle agglomeration were investigated using SEM, TEM image showed a compact coating layer on the surface of the core materials that had average thickness of about 20 nm.
TEM images showed a compact coating layer on the surface of the core material that had an average thickness of about ∼15 nm.
The kinetics of reduction of a Resazurin, Rz, -based photocatalyst activity indicator ink, paii, on a commercial sample of self-cleaning glass, Activ™ is examined; the latter has ca. a 15 nm compact coating of anatase TiO2 which serves as the active photocatalyst layer.
After adding Bi into Ni coating, a more compact coating with smoother surface was obtained.
While composite coatings obtained only under mechanical stirring exhibit a rather irregular surface morphology, with pronounced 3D multinodular protrusions, a more uniform and compact coating is attained under application of US agitation.
This phase is a compact black coating.
A medium-sized dog with erect, pointed ears, the Norwegian elkhound has a short, compact body and a thick, smooth coat of black-tipped gray hairs; it carries its tail curled high over its back.
Scanning electron microscopy showed the formation of a continuous and conformal coating comprised of a compact mass of crystallites.
The progressive oxidation of a compact amorphous TiO1.5N0.5 coating from the external surface to the substrate interface was supported by SIMS, XRD and reflectance analyses.
The coating consists of a compact and thick layer of lead ditetradecanoate, which is formed upon immersion of a lead substrate in a melted sample of tetradecanoic acid at 60 °C.
