Atmospheric pressure plasma reaction method of forming a hydroph

Coating processes – Direct application of electrical – magnetic – wave – or... – Plasma

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427578, 427579, 4272556, B05D 306

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ABSTRACT:
A plasma reaction method is conducted at atmospheric pressure and is used to treat a surface of a substrate with a reactive plasma. The reaction method involves introducing a mixture of helium and a reactant (monomer) gas into a reaction vessel having upper and lower electrodes. In a preferred embodiment the upper electrode is provided with grooves for diffusing the plasma uniformly over the surface of the electrode. The helium and reactant gas mixture is excited at atmospheric pressure to produce a stable glow discharge plasma which reacts with the surface of the substrate. The preferred gas mixture has helium present at greater than 90% and uses ethylene or tetrafluoromethane as a reactant component.

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