Hard carbon films formed from plasma treated polymer surfaces

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C427S446000, C428S412000, C428S417000, C428S426000, C428S522000, C428S523000

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07138180

ABSTRACT:
Hard-carbon films with unique structures, methods for producing the films, and articles coated by the films are provided. These hard-carbon films are synthesized by the plasma surface treatment of a polymer substrate or a polymer-coated substrate in a plasma containing SFxspecies, where x is less than 6, and may be produced under room temperature, low pressure environments.

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