Synthesis of highly functionalised plasma polymer films from protonated precursor ions via the plasma α-γ transition.

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Andrew Michelmore

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Bryan R Coad

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Hans J Griesser

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Robert D Short

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Solmaz Saboohi

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10.1039/C6CP08630F

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