Effectiveness surface treatments

For mbber extmsion screws the plasmanitriding CrN-modihed combined with PVD coating has proven to be the most effective surface treatment. The provision of a highly pohshed surface prior to the application of the plasmanitriding process is important. 

Fig. 2.6. Some representative methods for effective surface-treatment preparation of both SAMs and polymers to improve the performance of pentacene TFTs.

In summary, effective surface treatments can be obtained in a variety of ways and in selecting a process for a particular purpose account should be taken, inter alia, of the sizes, configuration and numbers of components to be handled,... 

Diamyl phthalate is used as an additive to gunpowders, both for the purpose of gelatinization and to effect -> Surface Treatment. 

Dibutyl phthalate is insoluble in water, but is readily soluble in common organic solvents. It is used a as gelatinizer and to effect -> Surface Treatment in gunpowder manufacture. 

Containers given an effective surface treatment show a pronounced improvement in chemical inertness. Products packaged in such containers remain unaffected for long periods of time. The improvement of the inside surface, resulting from the surface treatment, is permanent and is not destroyed even by repeated autoclaving. 

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The good solvent resistance of polyethylene and other olefins precludes the use of solvent-type cements. Several commercial rubber-type adhesives produce moderate adhesion with polyethylene that has been surface treated. One technique for surface treatment is to dip polyethylene in a chromic acid bath (made up of concentrated sulfuric acid 150 parts by weight, water 12 parts, and potassium dichromate 7.5 parts) for about 30 sec at 70°C. The parts are rinsed with water after this treatment. Still another effective surface treatment for producing cementable surfaces on polyethylene is electrical discharge. The open oxidizing flame method is also used extensively for this purpose. 

Various modes of failure may be observed depending on the adhesive, the materials bonded and their surface pre-treatments (see Stress distribution mode of faiiure). For metal-metal peeling, very effective surface treatment is necessary to achieve cohesive failure in the adhesive otherwise, failure occurs at, or close to, one substrate surface. 

Magnetite, however, is hydrophilic and relies on an effective surface treatment before the encapsulation process. This is preferentially carried out by the adsorption of a secondary surfactant onto the magnetite surface, as this does not interfere with the primary surfactant system needed to stabilize the polymer particles. 

PP fatty acids the most effective surface treatment irrqxroving toughness 32... 

An effective surface treatment chemistry for talc has eluded scientists for decades because the talc platelet faces are inert and only the edges contain reactive sites. The rheological study confirmed that talc did not respond to any of the usual dispersant types, but, surprisingly, trichlorosUane was seen to be very efficacious. This could pave the way for effective dispersants and coupling agents for talc. 

More recently, the need for more effective surface treatments has led to the development of modified silane formulations. The most successful approach consists of the addition of species with good corrosion inhibition properties, such as cerium ions [8-10], organic inhibitors [11] or micro- and nanoparticles [12 15]. The best results... 

An effective surface treatment requires a clean surface. Metal surfaces are cleaned with an alkaline, neutral, or weakly acidic cleaner, an organic solvent, or by pickling with molten-salt baths [5,87]. Fluorinated surfactants in a pickling and descaling bath disperse scum, speed runoff of acid when metal is removed from the bath, and increase bath life [206,207]. The fluorinated surfactant inhibits nascent hydrogen formation and, therefore, prevents embrittlement by hydrogen [208]. 

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