PLASMA POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENE/CO2/H2

ZHENG Ji; FANG Yuee; SHI Tianyi; SHOHEI INOUE

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- PLASMA POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENE/CO2/H2
- Vol. 7, Issue 3, Pages: 202-206(1989)
- Affiliations：
  
  1. Department of Applied Chemistry, University of Science & Technoiogy of China, Hefei) SHOHEI INOUE
  2.   University of Science & Technology of China
  3.   Hefei
  4.   Department of Synthetic Chemistry
  5.   Faculty of Engineering
  6.   University of Tokyo
  7.   Japan
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- Published：20 September 1989
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[1]郑继,方月娥,史天义,井上祥平.PLASMA POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENE/CO_2/H_2[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1989,{4}(03):202-206.

ZHENG Ji, FANG Yuee, SHI Tianyi, et al. PLASMA POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENE/CO2/H2[J]. 1989, 7(3): 202-206.
[1]郑继,方月娥,史天义,井上祥平.PLASMA POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENE/CO_2/H_2[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1989,{4}(03):202-206. DOI：

ZHENG Ji, FANG Yuee, SHI Tianyi, et al. PLASMA POLYMERIZATION OF ACETYLENE/CO2/H2[J]. 1989, 7(3): 202-206. DOI：

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A study has been made on the plasma polymerization of acetylene/CO

in a capacitively coupled RF plasma. The monomer mixture yielded a crosslinked film with light brown color. A kinetic study is reported for the plasma polymer ization of acetylene/CO

. The effects of discharge power level and reactor geometry on the rate of polymer formation are reported. The structure of the plasma polymer is investigated by IR study.

Abstract

A study has been made on the plasma polymerization of acetylene/CO

in a capacitively coupled RF plasma. The monomer mixture yielded a crosslinked film with light brown color. A kinetic study is reported for the plasma polymer ization of acetylene/CO

. The effects of discharge power level and reactor geometry on the rate of polymer formation are reported. The structure of the plasma polymer is investigated by IR study.

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