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• TITLE: Limiting the Migration of Bisphenol A from Polycarbonate Using Dielectric Barrier Discharge

  AUTHORS: Emad A. Soliman, Ahmed Samir, Ali M. A. Hassan, Mohamed S. Mohy-Eldin, Gamal Abd El-Naim

  KEYWORDS: Dielectric Barrier Discharge, Polycarbonate, Bisphenole A, Surface Treatment

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Synthesis Theory and Applications, Vol.3 No.3, July 30, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Dielectric barrier discharge is used as a cheap technique for surface treatment of polycarbonate. The discharge system is working in open air at atmospheric pressure. The treatments are carried out at low discharge powers (1.5 and 2 W) for treatment time (2.5 - 15 min). The treated samples show decrease in the contact angle and increase in the crystallinity, thermal stability and surface roughness. The effect of ozone on the increase in the oxygen containing functional groups is discussed. The treatment process shows effective limitation of the migration of bisphenol A from the surface of polycarbonate due to the cross linking. Zero migration of bisphenole A is recorded as the sample is treated for 7.5 min. The treatment process is found to be very efficient with very low cost.