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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... layers of the polymer. It is interesting to note that although studies of plasma polymerization have tended to dominate the scientific literature, plasma surface modification processes account for most of the commercial use of plasma ...
... layers of the polymer. It is interesting to note that although studies of plasma polymerization have tended to dominate the scientific literature, plasma surface modification processes account for most of the commercial use of plasma ...
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... layer of molecular dimensions, it is possible to modify this near-surface region without affecting the desirable bulk properties of the material. Over the years, several methods have been developed to modify polymer surfaces for ...
... layer of molecular dimensions, it is possible to modify this near-surface region without affecting the desirable bulk properties of the material. Over the years, several methods have been developed to modify polymer surfaces for ...
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... layers at or near the surface of the material are changed by the plasma. Largely thanks to this third process category, we are currently. *A plasma may be succinctly defined as a partially ionized gas, with equal number densities of ...
... layers at or near the surface of the material are changed by the plasma. Largely thanks to this third process category, we are currently. *A plasma may be succinctly defined as a partially ionized gas, with equal number densities of ...
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... layer of organic contamination that interferes with adhesion processes; of course, any clean surface rapidly reacquires a layer of contamination when exposed to ambient atmosphere. For example, it is known that as little as 0.1 /*g/cm2 ...
... layer of organic contamination that interferes with adhesion processes; of course, any clean surface rapidly reacquires a layer of contamination when exposed to ambient atmosphere. For example, it is known that as little as 0.1 /*g/cm2 ...
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... layers 1-10 nm thick, even after solvent cleaning; they simply continue to diffuse to the surface. The surface ... layer, not a plasma-modified polymer surface. At normal power levels (typically, a few mW/cm2), it is necessary to ...
... layers 1-10 nm thick, even after solvent cleaning; they simply continue to diffuse to the surface. The surface ... layer, not a plasma-modified polymer surface. At normal power levels (typically, a few mW/cm2), it is necessary to ...
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