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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... formation of 'low-molecular-weight oxidized molecules' (LMWOM) [28, 38, 80-84], which appear on the surface as solid debris or liquid droplets, readily visible under an optical or a scanning electron microscope [82-84]. An extreme ...
... formation of 'low-molecular-weight oxidized molecules' (LMWOM) [28, 38, 80-84], which appear on the surface as solid debris or liquid droplets, readily visible under an optical or a scanning electron microscope [82-84]. An extreme ...
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... formation of LWM species in the sub-surface and their subsequent migration to the surface; and, finally, (iv) the reaction of residual free radicals, i.e. chemical change. The effect of storage time on the wettability of NH3 plasma ...
... formation of LWM species in the sub-surface and their subsequent migration to the surface; and, finally, (iv) the reaction of residual free radicals, i.e. chemical change. The effect of storage time on the wettability of NH3 plasma ...
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... formation of a thin crosslinked layer that mechanically stabilizes the surface and serves as a barrier against the diffusion of LMW species to the interface; and (c) creation of chemical groups on the stabilized surface that result in ...
... formation of a thin crosslinked layer that mechanically stabilizes the surface and serves as a barrier against the diffusion of LMW species to the interface; and (c) creation of chemical groups on the stabilized surface that result in ...
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... formation of covalent bonding between plasma-generated surface functionalities and an epoxy adhesive. The proof of this covalent bonding is extremely important because it would predict greatly improved hot-wet (100% relative humidity ...
... formation of covalent bonding between plasma-generated surface functionalities and an epoxy adhesive. The proof of this covalent bonding is extremely important because it would predict greatly improved hot-wet (100% relative humidity ...
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adhesion adsorption ageing amount analysis appears Appl applications argon atomic bond carbon carboxyl chamber changes Chem chemical compared component composition concentration configuration contact angle contamination crosslinking decrease degradation density dependence derivatization determined discharge discussed effect electron emission energy exposure fibers Figure fluorine formation formed function given greater groups HDPE higher improved incorporation increase indicate intensity interactions interface Kapton film layer LDPE lead less material measured mechanical metal nitrogen observed obtained occur oxidation oxygen parameters peak performed plasma treatment plasma-treated polar polyethylene polymer surface positive present pressure produced properties radicals range ratio reaction reactive reactor reduced region relative reported respectively samples shown similar species spectra spectrum SSIMS sticking coefficient strength structure substrate suggest surface modification Table techniques temperature treated untreated values various washing