Method for inducing fluorescence in parylene films by an active

Coating processes – Measuring – testing – or indicating

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ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for inducing fluorescence in films or coatings comprised in whole or in part of parylene which involves exposure of the parylene to an active plasma. A method is also provided which utilizes plasma induced fluorescence as a means for quality control inspection of films and coatings of parylene such as those contained on electronic components or for identification and/or authentication of various articles.

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