研究目的
Investigating the pulsed plasma polymerisation mechanism for HFPO precursor, with a particular emphasis on the role played by difluorocarbene species during the growth of PTFE-like perfluoroalkyl chains.
研究成果
Pulsed plasma polymerisation of HFPO proceeds via decomposition to difluorocarbene radicals during the on-period, which combine to form tetrafluoroethylene and polymerize into PTFE-like chains. Shorter duty cycles increase neutral species concentration and reduce ion concentrations, leading to longer perfluoroalkyl chains with enhanced structural retention.
研究不足
The study is limited to in situ mass spectrometry analysis; it does not include direct film characterization techniques like XPS or IR for the deposited films in this specific experiment, relying on prior literature for film properties. The mechanism is inferred from mass spectrometric data and may not capture all surface reactions or film growth dynamics.
1:Experimental Design and Method Selection:
The study used time-resolved in situ mass spectrometry to analyze pulsed plasma polymerisation of HFPO. Electron-impact and electron-attachment ionization modes were employed to monitor neutral and ionic species, with time-resolved detection during on and off periods of the plasma duty cycle.
2:Sample Selection and Data Sources:
HFPO gas precursor (+98%, Aldrich Chemical Company Inc.) was used at a pressure of 0.2 mbar. Reference perfluorocarbon molecules (perfluoro-n-pentane and perfluoro(methylcyclohexane)) were analyzed for mass fragmentation patterns.
3:2 mbar. Reference perfluorocarbon molecules (perfluoro-n-pentane and perfluoro(methylcyclohexane)) were analyzed for mass fragmentation patterns. List of Experimental Equipment and Materials:
3. List of Experimental Equipment and Materials: Cylindrical glass reactor (8.5 cm diameter, 2943 cm3 volume), turbomolecular drag pump (model TPD 022, Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG), diaphragm pump (model N813.4 ANE, KNF Neuberger GmbH), RF power supply (model RFG 600SE, Coaxial Power Systems Ltd), pulse signal generator (model TG503 5 MHz pulse, Thurlby Thandar Instruments Ltd), oscilloscope (model OX 530 20 MHz, Metrix Ltd), mass spectrometer (model HAL EQP 2500 Hiden Analytical Ltd), turbomolecular pump (model TMU 260, Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG), rotary vane pump (model DUO 2.5, Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG), fine control needle valve (model 145–217–4P4PC, Meggitt Avionics Ltd).
4:5 cm diameter, 2943 cm3 volume), turbomolecular drag pump (model TPD 022, Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG), diaphragm pump (model N4 ANE, KNF Neuberger GmbH), RF power supply (model RFG 600SE, Coaxial Power Systems Ltd), pulse signal generator (model TG503 5 MHz pulse, Thurlby Thandar Instruments Ltd), oscilloscope (model OX 530 20 MHz, Metrix Ltd), mass spectrometer (model HAL EQP 2500 Hiden Analytical Ltd), turbomolecular pump (model TMU 260, Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG), rotary vane pump (model DUO 5, Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG), fine control needle valve (model 145–217–4P4PC, Meggitt Avionics Ltd). Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow:
4. Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow: The chamber was cleaned with oxygen plasma, purged with HFPO, and pulsed plasmas were ignited with fixed off-period (500 ms) and variable on-periods (10, 5, 2 ms) at 50 W power. Mass spectrometry was performed in time-averaged and time-resolved modes, with signal gating for specific time windows.
5:Data Analysis Methods:
Mass spectra were averaged over multiple pulse cycles, and data were compared to NIST database for fragmentation patterns. Signal intensities were analyzed to infer species concentrations and reaction mechanisms.
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mass spectrometer
HAL EQP 2500
Hiden Analytical Ltd
Detecting neutral and ionic plasma species with time-resolved capabilities
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turbomolecular drag pump
TPD 022
Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG
Pumping down the chamber to base pressure
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diaphragm pump
N813.4 ANE
KNF Neuberger GmbH
Backing pump for the turbomolecular pump
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RF power supply
RFG 600SE
Coaxial Power Systems Ltd
Providing 13.56 MHz radio frequency power for plasma ignition
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pulse signal generator
TG503 5 MHz pulse
Thurlby Thandar Instruments Ltd
Triggering the RF power supply for pulsed plasma operation
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oscilloscope
OX 530 20 MHz
Metrix Ltd
Monitoring the pulse signals
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turbomolecular pump
TMU 260
Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG
Pumping the mass spectrometer analyser
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rotary vane pump
DUO 2.5
Pfeiffer Vacuum Technology AG
Backing pump for the mass spectrometer turbomolecular pump
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fine control needle valve
145–217–4P4PC
Meggitt Avionics Ltd
Controlling the flow of HFPO gas into the chamber
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pulse signal generator
TGP110 10 MHz
Thurlby Thandar Instruments Ltd
Triggering the mass spectrometer detector for time-resolved measurements
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