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Protection of Archaeological Artefacts by Deposition of Parylene and SiOx Thin Films

Originální název

Protection of Archaeological Artefacts by Deposition of Parylene and SiOx Thin Films

Anglický název

Protection of Archaeological Artefacts by Deposition of Parylene and SiOx Thin Films

Jazyk

en

Originální abstrakt

This contribution focuses on possibilities of the archaeological artefacts (copper, iron, brass and bronze) protection by a thin film deposition of SiOx and Parylene thin films. SiOx layers were deposited by PECVD in a low pressure reactor with capacitively coupled plasma discharge (13.56 MHz). Mixture of Hexamethyldisiloxane with oxygen was used as a precursor of plasmachemical reactions. The parylene thin films were prepared by standard CVD technique. The coatings were characterized by various methods in order to obtain information about their thickness (ellipsometry), chemical structure (FTIR) and elemental composition (XPS), surface morphology (LCSM, SEM) and barrier properties (OTR). Standard corrosion tests were performed to determine the effectiveness of corrosion protection. The results were compared with those on samples treated by conventional conservation procedures.

Anglický abstrakt

This contribution focuses on possibilities of the archaeological artefacts (copper, iron, brass and bronze) protection by a thin film deposition of SiOx and Parylene thin films. SiOx layers were deposited by PECVD in a low pressure reactor with capacitively coupled plasma discharge (13.56 MHz). Mixture of Hexamethyldisiloxane with oxygen was used as a precursor of plasmachemical reactions. The parylene thin films were prepared by standard CVD technique. The coatings were characterized by various methods in order to obtain information about their thickness (ellipsometry), chemical structure (FTIR) and elemental composition (XPS), surface morphology (LCSM, SEM) and barrier properties (OTR). Standard corrosion tests were performed to determine the effectiveness of corrosion protection. The results were compared with those on samples treated by conventional conservation procedures.

BibTex 


@misc{BUT93169,
  author="Radka {Veverková} and Michal {Procházka} and Přemysl {Menčík} and Jakub {Horák} and Radek {Přikryl} and František {Krčma}",
  title="Protection of Archaeological Artefacts by Deposition of Parylene and SiOx Thin Films",
  annote="This contribution focuses on possibilities of the archaeological artefacts (copper, iron, brass and bronze) protection by a thin film deposition of SiOx and Parylene thin films. SiOx layers were deposited by PECVD in a low pressure reactor with capacitively coupled plasma discharge (13.56 MHz). Mixture of Hexamethyldisiloxane with oxygen was used as a precursor of plasmachemical reactions. The parylene thin films were prepared by standard CVD technique. The coatings were characterized by various methods in order to obtain information about their thickness (ellipsometry), chemical structure (FTIR) and elemental composition (XPS), surface morphology (LCSM, SEM) and barrier properties (OTR). Standard corrosion tests were performed to determine the effectiveness of corrosion protection. The results were compared with those on samples treated by conventional conservation procedures.",
  chapter="93169",
  number="1",
  year="2012",
  month="june",
  pages="139--139",
  type="abstract"
}