Argon and hydrogen plasma influence on the protective properties of diamond-like carbon films as barrier coating
Authors:
- R.G. ToroR.G. Toro
- P. CalandraPCP. Calandra
- B. CorteseB. Cortese
- T. de CaroT. de Caro
- M. BrucaleM. Brucale
- A. MezziAMA. Mezzi
- F. FedericiFFF. Federici
- D. CascheraD. Caschera
- 1 March 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Surfaces and Interfaces
- Vol. 6, 60-71
Abstract
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