Hydrocarbon Plasma for Treatment of Biodegradable Food Containers
A newly developed middle-frequency (2 MHz) inductively coupled plasma (ICP) source with internal oscillating current is used to treat biodegradable food packaging surfaces. Initially hydrophilic packaging turns to hydrophobic after being processed by ICP. The investigation of optical emission from h...
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| description | A newly developed middle-frequency (2 MHz) inductively coupled plasma (ICP) source with internal oscillating current is used to treat biodegradable food packaging surfaces. Initially hydrophilic packaging turns to hydrophobic after being processed by ICP. The investigation of optical emission from hydrocarbon radicals in the Ar/CH 4 plasma helps us to understand the property of the hydrophobicity of the surfaces. |
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