Functionalising surfaces at the nanoscale using plasma technology
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Functionalising surfaces at the nanoscale using plasma technology
Med Device Technol.
2009 Jan-Feb.
Abstract
Plasma technology offers a highly effective toolbox for nanoscale surface engineering of materials. The potential variety of nanoscale features and new properties that can be achieved are reviewed here.
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