PLASMA POLYMERIZED ORGANOSILANES AS A PROTECTIVE COATING ON METAL

SUN Qiushi; HOU Xiaohua

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PLASMA POLYMERIZED ORGANOSILANES AS A PROTECTIVE COATING ON METAL

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- PLASMA POLYMERIZED ORGANOSILANES AS A PROTECTIVE COATING ON METAL
- Vol. 15, Issue 1, Pages: 1-7(1997)
- Affiliations：
  
  1.   Institute of Chemistry
  2.   Academia Sinica
  3.   Beijing 100080
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  CLC： TQ316.33
- Published：20 March 1997
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[1]孙求实,後晓淮.PLASMA POLYMERIZED ORGANOSILANES AS A PROTECTIVE COATING ON METAL[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1997,{4}(01):1-7.

SUN Qiushi, HOU Xiaohua. PLASMA POLYMERIZED ORGANOSILANES AS A PROTECTIVE COATING ON METAL[J]. 1997, 15(1): 1-7.
[1]孙求实,後晓淮.PLASMA POLYMERIZED ORGANOSILANES AS A PROTECTIVE COATING ON METAL[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1997,{4}(01):1-7. DOI：

SUN Qiushi, HOU Xiaohua. PLASMA POLYMERIZED ORGANOSILANES AS A PROTECTIVE COATING ON METAL[J]. 1997, 15(1): 1-7. DOI：

摘要

<正> Polymer-metal oxane bonds （M-O-Si） can be created in the form of tight networks bysilane plasma polymerization directly on the metal （e.g. copper） substrates. In this paperthe structure and properties of the plasma-deposited organosilane polymers

the corrosionperformance of such coating system on copper substrates were investigated.

Abstract

Polymer-metal oxane bonds （M-O-Si） can be created in the form of tight networks bysilane plasma polymerization directly on the metal （e.g. copper） substrates. In this paperthe structure and properties of the plasma-deposited organosilane polymers

the corrosionperformance of such coating system on copper substrates were investigated.

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