Showing papers on "Surface modification published in 1968"
Patent•
04 Mar 1968
TL;DR: Bath compositions and processes are disclosed for use in pretreating the surface of various synthetic molded plastics to improve adhesion to the surface thereof of films of different coating materials, such as paint, ink and adhesives as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: Bath compositions and processes are disclosed for use in pretreating the surface of various synthetic molded plastics to improve adhesion to the surface thereof of films of different coating materials, such as paint, ink and adhesives, for example An aqueous emulsion of an organic surface activating agent, followed by a strong acid aqueous oxidizing solution, are employed in the treatment of the plastic surface to effect the desired surface modification
12 citations
Patent•
29 May 1968
TL;DR: In this article, a body of electrically conductive material is maintained against hot glass by causing the molten body to cling to a locating member adjacent the glass, and electric current is passed between the liquid and the glass to cause controlled migration of an element from the liquid body into the glass surface.
Abstract: A body of molten electrically conductive material is maintained against hot glass by causing the molten body to cling to a locating member adjacent the glass, and electric current is passed between the molten body and the glass to cause controlled migration of an element from the molten body into the glass surface.
9 citations
01 Jan 1968
TL;DR: The surface as a physical discontinuity affects many of the mechanical properties of metals as mentioned in this paper, and the basic consequences of the existence of the surface, its influence on dislocation dynamics, and finally the resulting effects on macroscopic plastic behavior are discussed.
Abstract: The surface as a physical discontinuity affects many of the mechanical properties of metals. The basic consequences of the existence of the surface, its influence on dislocation dynamics, and finally the resulting effects on macroscopic plastic behavior are discussed.
8 citations