Use of amorphous carbon to promote adhesion between electroactiv

Details Use of amorphous carbon to promote adhesion between electroactiv Use of amorphous carbon to promote adhesion between electroactiv

1990-12-17

1992-03-31

Niebling, John

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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Electrolytic

204 59R, 425213, 359265, 359273, 359274, C25B 1100, C25C 702, H01M 460, G02F 101

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051005239

ABSTRACT:
An interposed layer of amorphous carbon promotes the adhesion between conductive substrates and electrochemically deposited polymers. Such a carbon layer may be deposited directly onto the conductive substrate by conventional methods such as, for example, chemical vapor deposition. The subsequently applied electrochemically deposited polymer adheres more tenaciously to the amorphous carbon coating than if it had been electrodeposited directly onto the conductive substrate.

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