Response to Optical pyrometry for MBE

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From: God of Dichloromethane
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 18:20

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It happens to be that my field of research at the University of Illinois is
directly related to the cleaning of substrate materials to enhance metal
bonding to plastics (mainly polymer matrix composites).  I'm not sure if I am
understanding the full scope of the problem; however, I know that several
chemicals are used to clean metal substrates.  Most metals prove to be very 
reactive with Chromic Acids and/or Chromic-Sulfuric acid combinations, therefore you may want to try those chemicals.


Justin
(i may not fully have understood the problem, but if not I still may be able to help).

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From: jbbg0390@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (God of Dichloromethane )
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Subject: Response to Optical pyrometry for MBE
Summary: Effectively cleaning substrates
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