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The role of ions in the plasma polymerization of allylamine
Authors: Beck, AJ Candan, S Short, RD Goodyear, A Braithwaite, NSJ
Citation: Aj. Beck et al., The role of ions in the plasma polymerization of allylamine, J PHYS CH B, 105(24), 2001, pp. 5730-5736
Chemistry and aging of organosiloxane and fluorocarbon films grown from hyperthermal polyatomic ions
Authors: Hanley, L Fuoco, E Wijesundara, MBJ Beck, AJ Brookes, PN Short, RD
Citation: L. Hanley et al., Chemistry and aging of organosiloxane and fluorocarbon films grown from hyperthermal polyatomic ions, J VAC SCI A, 19(4), 2001, pp. 1531-1536
The effect of ion energy on the chemistry of air-aged polymer films grown from the hyperthermal polyatomic ion Si2OMe5+
Authors: Brookes, PN Fraser, S Short, RD Hanley, L Fuoco, E Roberts, A Hutton, S
Citation: Pn. Brookes et al., The effect of ion energy on the chemistry of air-aged polymer films grown from the hyperthermal polyatomic ion Si2OMe5+, J ELEC SPEC, 121(1-3), 2001, pp. 281-297
Direct imaging of plasma-polymerized chemical micropatterns
Authors: Bullett, NA Short, RD O'Leary, T Beck, AJ Douglas, CWI Cambray-Deakin, M Fletcher, IW Roberts, A Blomfield, C
Citation: Na. Bullett et al., Direct imaging of plasma-polymerized chemical micropatterns, SURF INT AN, 31(11), 2001, pp. 1074
An in situ comparison between VUV photon and ion energy fluxes to polymer surfaces immersed in an RF plasma
Authors: Barton, D Bradley, JW Gibson, KJ Steele, DA Short, RD
Citation: D. Barton et al., An in situ comparison between VUV photon and ion energy fluxes to polymer surfaces immersed in an RF plasma, J PHYS CH B, 104(30), 2000, pp. 7150-7153
Cell response to sol-gel derived titania coatings
Authors: Haddow, DB Kelly, JM James, PF Short, RD Scutt, AM Rawsterne, R Kothari, S
Citation: Db. Haddow et al., Cell response to sol-gel derived titania coatings, J MAT CHEM, 10(12), 2000, pp. 2795-2801
The measurement and control of the ion energy distribution function at a surface in an RF plasma
Authors: Barton, D Heason, DJ Short, RD Bradley, JW
Citation: D. Barton et al., The measurement and control of the ion energy distribution function at a surface in an RF plasma, MEAS SCI T, 11(12), 2000, pp. 1726-1731
Differences in the aging of allyl alcohol, acrylic acid, allylamine, and octa-1,7-diene plasma polymers as studied by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
Authors: Whittle, JD Short, RD Douglas, CWI Davies, J
Citation: Jd. Whittle et al., Differences in the aging of allyl alcohol, acrylic acid, allylamine, and octa-1,7-diene plasma polymers as studied by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, CHEM MATER, 12(9), 2000, pp. 2664-2671
Application of variable-temperature ellipsometry to plasma polymers: The effect of addition of 1,7-octadiene to plasma deposits of acrylic acid
Authors: Haddow, DB Goruppa, A Whittle, J Short, RD Kahle, O Uhlig, C Bauer, M
Citation: Db. Haddow et al., Application of variable-temperature ellipsometry to plasma polymers: The effect of addition of 1,7-octadiene to plasma deposits of acrylic acid, CHEM MATER, 12(4), 2000, pp. 866
A mass spectrometric and ion energy study of the continuous wave plasma polymerization of acrylic acid
Authors: Haddow, DB France, RM Short, RD Bradley, JW Barton, D
Citation: Db. Haddow et al., A mass spectrometric and ion energy study of the continuous wave plasma polymerization of acrylic acid, LANGMUIR, 16(13), 2000, pp. 5654-5660
Mass spectral investigation of the plasma phase of a pulsed plasma of acrylic acid
Authors: Haddow, DB Beck, AJ France, RM Fraser, S Whittle, JD Short, RD
Citation: Db. Haddow et al., Mass spectral investigation of the plasma phase of a pulsed plasma of acrylic acid, J VAC SCI A, 18(6), 2000, pp. 3008-3011
Investigating radio frequency plasmas used for the modification of polymersurfaces
Authors: Barton, D Bradley, JW Steele, DA Short, RD
Citation: D. Barton et al., Investigating radio frequency plasmas used for the modification of polymersurfaces, J PHYS CH B, 103(21), 1999, pp. 4423-4430
The role of ions in the continuous-wave plasma polymerisation of acrylic acid
Authors: Candan, S Beck, AJ O'Toole, L Short, RD Goodyear, A Braithwaite, NS
Citation: S. Candan et al., The role of ions in the continuous-wave plasma polymerisation of acrylic acid, PCCP PHYS C, 1(13), 1999, pp. 3117-3121
Interface molecular engineering of carbon-fiber composites
Authors: Lopattananon, N Kettle, AP Tripathi, D Beck, AJ Duval, E France, RM Short, RD Jones, FR
Citation: N. Lopattananon et al., Interface molecular engineering of carbon-fiber composites, COMPOS P A, 30(1), 1999, pp. 49-57
A study of HMDSO/O-2 plasma deposits using a high-sensitivity and -energy resolution XPS instrument: curve fitting of the Si 2p core level
Authors: Alexander, MR Short, RD Jones, FR Michaeli, W Blomfield, CJ
Citation: Mr. Alexander et al., A study of HMDSO/O-2 plasma deposits using a high-sensitivity and -energy resolution XPS instrument: curve fitting of the Si 2p core level, APPL SURF S, 137(1-4), 1999, pp. 179-183
Comparison of proliferation and growth of human keratinocytes on plasma copolymers of acrylic acid/1,7-octadiene and self-assembled monolayers
Authors: Haddow, DB France, RM Short, RD MacNeil, S Dawson, RA Leggett, GJ Cooper, E
Citation: Db. Haddow et al., Comparison of proliferation and growth of human keratinocytes on plasma copolymers of acrylic acid/1,7-octadiene and self-assembled monolayers, J BIOMED MR, 47(3), 1999, pp. 379-387
A comparative study of cell attachment to self assembled monolayers and plasma polymers
Authors: Daw, R Brook, IM Devlin, AJ Short, RD Cooper, E Leggett, GJ
Citation: R. Daw et al., A comparative study of cell attachment to self assembled monolayers and plasma polymers, J MAT CHEM, 8(12), 1998, pp. 2583-2584
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