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A study on the degradation property of a hydrophilic polycarbonate film treated by inductively coupled plasma using CO2 as reactive gas
A study on the degradation property of a hydrophilic polycarbonate film treated by inductively coupled plasma using CO2 as reactive gas
A study on the degradation property of a hydrophilic polycarbonate film treated by inductively coupled plasma using CO2 as reactive gas
Kim, M. C. (author) / Masuoka, T. (author)
APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE ; 255 ; 4684-4688
2009-01-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
English
DDC:
621.35
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