2023
DOI: 10.1088/2053-1591/acd992
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Influence of different pretreatments on the adhesion of nanodiamond composite films on Ti substrates via coaxial arc plasma deposition

Abstract: In this study, we report on the novel growth of nanodiamond composite (NDC) films on Ti substrates using the coaxial arc plasma deposition (CAPD) at room temperature, which offers several advantages over conventional growth techniques. CAPD employs a unique coaxial arc plasma gun structure that provides a supersaturated condition of highly energetic C+ ions for ultrafast quenching on the substrate, promoting the growth of nanodiamond grains. This allows for NDC films’ growth on diverse substrates without the n… Show more

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“…10) Recently, we have realized the adhesion of Q-dia films on Ti substrates at room temperature, using a hybrid design of ion etching gun and coaxial arc plasma deposition (IG/CAPD). 11,12) By employing in situ Ar + ion etching, we efficiently eliminated the native titanium oxide layer (TiO 2 ) that constrained adhesion of Q-dia films on Ti at room temperature and ensured further safeguarding against oxidation prior to film deposition. Building on these promising results, here we are presenting our latest findings on the synergistic effects of the optimized bias-enhanced growth (BEG) of Q-dia films on Ti substrates via IG/CAPD at room temperature.…”
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“…10) Recently, we have realized the adhesion of Q-dia films on Ti substrates at room temperature, using a hybrid design of ion etching gun and coaxial arc plasma deposition (IG/CAPD). 11,12) By employing in situ Ar + ion etching, we efficiently eliminated the native titanium oxide layer (TiO 2 ) that constrained adhesion of Q-dia films on Ti at room temperature and ensured further safeguarding against oxidation prior to film deposition. Building on these promising results, here we are presenting our latest findings on the synergistic effects of the optimized bias-enhanced growth (BEG) of Q-dia films on Ti substrates via IG/CAPD at room temperature.…”
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“…Most recently, we succeeded in the growth of Q-diamond on Titanium substrates at room temperature by a hybrid configuration of ion etching gun (IG) and CAPD employing in-situ Argon etching. The grown Q-diamond on Ti has been proposed for the implant applications [4,5]…”
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