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An example of the modification by the plasma process of a surface in austenitic stainless steel (316L) is presented here. The selected method involves using the plasma process to deposit a composite silver film/polymer of submicron thickness, whose anti-adhesive effect is then evaluated on a model organism. The ultimate focus of the work is to provide a solid surface modified through the plasma process, which can be used in various industrial activities, such as agribusiness, biomedical, etc.
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In this dossier, we present an example of plasma modification of an austenitic stainless steel (316L) surface. The treatment consists of plasma deposition of a silver/polymer composite film of submicron thickness, whose anti-adhesive effect is evaluated on a model micro-organism. The aim of the work is to eventually offer a plasma-modified solid surface that can be used in a wide range of industrial sectors (agri-food, biomedical, etc.).
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