Analysis of Time-Dependent Hydrophobic Recovery on Plasma-Treated Superhydrophobic Polypropylene Using XPS and Wettability Measurements¶
Vámos, C., Füredi, M., Hórvölgyi, Z., Krafcsik, O., Kiss, G., Bárány, T., & Marosfői, B. B. (2024). Analysis of Time-Dependent Hydrophobic Recovery on Plasma-Treated Superhydrophobic Polypropylene Using XPS and Wettability Measurements. Scientific Reports.
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- Preparatory Field Conditioning
- Its mechanism differs, and so does its shape: a treated polymer surface loses wettability along a smooth exponential, a suppressed radar returns in a step when a spare is trucked forward, and a briefed committee degrades slowly and then discontinuously when a member is replaced.
This sourceTracks the wettability gained by plasma treatment decaying continuously over days of ageing -- fastest immediately after treatment and then slowing -- and fits an exponential form to the resulting wetting behaviour.
- Its mechanism differs, and so does its shape: a treated polymer surface loses wettability along a smooth exponential, a suppressed radar returns in a step when a spare is trucked forward, and a briefed committee degrades slowly and then discontinuously when a member is replaced.
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