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Surface Spectroscopic Techniques Applied to Metallized Plastics

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To ultimately understand macroscopic adhesion in metallized plastics, fundamental metal-organic bonding chemistry at metal-polymer interfaces must be probed. Experimental surface spectroscopies have generally produced information for well-defined systems in surface chemistry. New applications of surface techniques to complex systems such as metal-polymer interfaces have recently produced exciting new developments in studies related to adhesion technology. Recent studies of electronic and vibrational structure and the morphology of metal-polymer interfaces are reviewed. Due to the high degree of interest in the particular system, we concentrate upon the metal-polyimide interface as a means to describe the scientific approach. The general applicability of these techniques and future directions are discussed.

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DiNardo, N.J. (1989). Surface Spectroscopic Techniques Applied to Metallized Plastics. In: Mittal, K.L., Susko, J.R. (eds) Metallized Plastics 1. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0879-7_11

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