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Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Processing for Polymer Adhesion: A Review

  • Yukihiro Kusano

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    Abstract

    Atmospheric pressure plasma processing has attracted significant interests over decades due to its usefulness and a variety of applications. Adhesion improvement of polymer surfaces is among the most important applications of atmospheric pressure plasma treatment. Reflecting recent significant development of the atmospheric pressure plasma processing, this work presents its fundamental aspects, applications, and characterization techniques relevant to adhesion.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalJournal of Adhesion
    Volume90
    Issue number9
    Pages (from-to)755-777
    ISSN0021-8464
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2014

    Keywords

    • ENGINEERING,
    • MATERIALS
    • MECHANICS
    • DIELECTRIC BARRIER DISCHARGE
    • FIBER-REINFORCED POLYESTER
    • DC GLOW-DISCHARGE
    • SURFACE MODIFICATION
    • GLIDING ARC
    • CONTACT-ANGLE
    • MECHANICAL-PROPERTIES
    • POLYIMIDE FILM
    • GAS-DISCHARGE
    • GLASSY-CARBON
    • Polymers
    • Plasma
    • Substrates and surfaces
    • Surface treatment by exited gases (e.g., flame, corona, plasma)
    • Adhesion
    • Plasma applications
    • Plasma devices
    • Plasmas
    • Surface treatment
    • Adhesion improvement
    • Atmospheric pressure plasma treatment
    • Atmospheric pressure plasmas
    • Characterization techniques
    • Polymer adhesion
    • Polymer surfaces

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