Chain length is determined by the DMC content in the modifying mixture.
Higher concentration of grafted macromolecules was achieved within a fixed time (week) with increasing concentration of the polydimethylsiloxane in the modifying solution.
The spectra for samples 2 and 5 are located according to the quantity of the modifying mixture at the first stage when the ratio of PMPS/DMC in the modifying mixture at different stages of modification was equal to 5.5.
An increase in the surface roughness with an increase in the modifying agent concentration at the first stage of the process (sample 5 in comparison with sample 2) causes an increase in the hydrophobicity and correlates with the literature data.
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According to the adsorption data for the samples obtained by protocol 1, the specific surface area is increased with a decrease in the length of oligomer in the modifying mixture used at the first modification step.
Optical emission spectroscopy studies of excited state species present in the modifying gases revealed the presence of OH*, which was not present in a 100% ammonia plasma, suggesting OH* must play a critical role in the membrane modification process.
One of the six schools that participated in the Modifying Eating and Lifestyles at School – or MEALS – study gave students as little as 20 minutes for lunch.
