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Experiments like those described above have been performed to evaluate sodium ion barrier properties of Hitachi PIQ and DuPont PI 2540 polyimide films. Also included in the comparison were silicon nitride coatings plasma deposited in both tensile and compressive stress modes. The structure of the samples is illustrated in Figure 9. N-type, (111) oriented silicon substrates were cleaned and oxidized in dry oxygen ambient at 1100°C to form a 1060 A Si02 film. Wafers intended for polyimide characterization were coated with an organic silane film (gamma glycidal amino propyl trimethoxysilane) to promote adhesion of the polyimide to the oxide surface. The polyimide resins were spun onto the wafers at speeds to produce final... [Pg.161]

Reported examples are mostly related to corrosion studies the particular problems in relating Volta potential differences as measured with a SKP and local corrosion potentials have been treated in detail [131]. The effect of barrier layers and metal-surface pretreatment has been investigated [136, 137]. In a study of the effect of a corrosion protection primer containing the intrinsically conductive polyaniline (CORRPASSIVTM) [128], the positive shift of the potential of the steel surface coated with this primer in comparison to the surface coated with a standard primer is evident, and the positive effect of the primer on the extent of the (much narrower) delamination zone is obvious (see below). [Pg.1846]

Figure 11. Comparisons of Ka /Kit of plasma sprayed ZrO 8wt%Y203 thermal barrier coatings with other advanced monolithic ceramics and brittle materials at ambient temperature, (a) Comparison with previous studies . (b) Comparison with data compiled by Munz and Fett. ... Figure 11. Comparisons of Ka /Kit of plasma sprayed ZrO 8wt%Y203 thermal barrier coatings with other advanced monolithic ceramics and brittle materials at ambient temperature, (a) Comparison with previous studies . (b) Comparison with data compiled by Munz and Fett. ...
Figure 13. Comparison of fracture surfaces of fracture toughness tested specimens of plasma sprayed Zr02 8 wt%Y203 thermal barrier coatings, (a) As sprayed, (b) Annealed in air at 1316°C for 100 h. Figure 13. Comparison of fracture surfaces of fracture toughness tested specimens of plasma sprayed Zr02 8 wt%Y203 thermal barrier coatings, (a) As sprayed, (b) Annealed in air at 1316°C for 100 h.
Franz R, Mauer A, Welle F (2004) European survey on post-consumer poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) materials to determine contamination levels and maximum consumer exposure from food packages made from recycled PET. Food Addit Contam 21(3) 265-286 Franz R, Welle F (2008) Migration measurement and modelling from poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) into soft drinks and fruit juices in comparison with food simulants. Food Addit Contam Part A Chem Anal Control Expo Risk Assess 25(8) 1033-1046 Guazzotti V, Marti A, Piergiovanni L et al (2014) Bio-based coatings as potential barriers to chemical contaminants from recycled paper and board for food packaging. Food Addit Contam Part A Chem Anal Control Expo Risk Assess. doi 10.1080/19440049.19442013. 19869360... [Pg.174]

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