Plasma Polymerized Lactic Acid Films #worldresearchawards


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Thin films derived from lactic acid are fabricated using open-air plasma polymerization, offering a sustainable and solvent-free approach to surface modification. This technique enables uniform, functional coatings with enhanced adhesion, biocompatibility, and environmental compatibility. The process operates under atmospheric conditions, eliminating the need for complex vacuum systems while supporting scalable and eco-friendly material development for advanced applications in coatings, biomedical devices, and packaging. 

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