A comparative study of the effects of ammonia and hydrogen plasma downstream treatment on the surface modification of polytetrafluoroethylene
Authors:
- J.P. BadeyJBJ.P. Badey
- E. EspucheE. Espuche
- D. SageDSD. Sage
- B. ChabertBCB. Chabert
- Y. JugnetYJY. Jugnet
- C. BatierCBC. Batier
- Tran Minh DucTDTran Minh Duc
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