Plasma Surface Modification of Polymers: Relevance to AdhesionKash L. Mittal, M., Lyons This book is a collection of invited papers (previously published in special issues of the Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology) written by internationally recognized researchers actively working in the field of plasma surface modification. It provides a current, comprehensive overview of the plasma treatment of polymers. In contrast to plasm |
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... atoms or molecules. The rate coefficient Cy for excitation of a particular species or state 'y' is given by (1) where Oj(u) is the particular process cross-section and F0(u) is the electron energy distribution function (EEDF). It is ...
... atoms or molecules. The rate coefficient Cy for excitation of a particular species or state 'y' is given by (1) where Oj(u) is the particular process cross-section and F0(u) is the electron energy distribution function (EEDF). It is ...
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... different EEDFs [see equation (1), Section 1.2.2]. In RF and MW oxygen plasmas, our measurements show higher concentrations of 0+ and O* (electronically excited atomic oxygen) in the former, but more neutral 10 E. M. Liston et al.
... different EEDFs [see equation (1), Section 1.2.2]. In RF and MW oxygen plasmas, our measurements show higher concentrations of 0+ and O* (electronically excited atomic oxygen) in the former, but more neutral 10 E. M. Liston et al.
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Kash L. Mittal, M., Lyons. (electronically excited atomic oxygen) in the former, but more neutral atomic oxygen in the latter. Figure 1 illustrates the differences in VUV emission between RF and MW plasmas in nitrogen. This spectrum is a ...
Kash L. Mittal, M., Lyons. (electronically excited atomic oxygen) in the former, but more neutral atomic oxygen in the latter. Figure 1 illustrates the differences in VUV emission between RF and MW plasmas in nitrogen. This spectrum is a ...
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... atoms or molecules because these do not possess sufficient energy to cause rapid reaction rates [61, 62]. However, when acting in synergy with elevated surface temperature, bombardment by energetic ions, exposure to VUV photons, or a ...
... atoms or molecules because these do not possess sufficient energy to cause rapid reaction rates [61, 62]. However, when acting in synergy with elevated surface temperature, bombardment by energetic ions, exposure to VUV photons, or a ...
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... this polymer already contains nitrogen and oxygen in its original structure. The measurement of contact angle hysteresis can thus serve as Figure 6. Effect of the XPS atomic ratio N/C on Plasma modification of polymers 19.
... this polymer already contains nitrogen and oxygen in its original structure. The measurement of contact angle hysteresis can thus serve as Figure 6. Effect of the XPS atomic ratio N/C on Plasma modification of polymers 19.
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