Spectra of glow‐discharge polymers from aromatic compounds

A Review of Recent Advances in Plasma Polymerization

“…Earlier works (54,55) have shown that short alkane segments and various types of vinyl groups are the predominant structural groups observed. Figure 13.…”

A Comparative Study of Microwave and Radiofrequency Plasma Polymerization of Benzene

“…Bands in the 1700-1750 cm -1 region are weak or missing in all the spectra. Only limited parts of these spectra have been reported in previous plasma chemistry studies with aromatic hydrocarbons (7,(15)(16)(17)20). This was not the case in a-c discharges (19).…”

“…Manuscript submitted July 13, 1973; revised manuscript received Dec. 17,1974. This was Paper 12 presented at the Chicago, Illinois, Meeting of the Society, May 13-18, 1973.…”

Use of Free Radicals on the Surface of Plasma Polymer for the Initiation of a Polymerization Reaction

“…During many years, extensive research was performed on plasma polymer films (PPFs) providing valuable details on the formation of unsaturation and the occurrence of insolubility due to a cross-linked structure. − Nowadays, PPFs are widely used in various fields for coating of solidlike membranes, semiconductors, metals, textiles, or polymers due to their excellent adhesion properties. The versatility of plasma polymerization lies in the possibility to produce films with the thickness ranging from several nanometers to micrometers, while specific properties such as antifogging, adhesion, anticorrosion, chemical, or scratch resistance can be achieved merely by the proper selection of the precursor building blocks.…”