Abstract
A mechanism explaining the kinetics of polymer etching and the formation of modified layers in the plasma generated by a high-voltage gas discharge outside the electrode gap is proposed and substantiated from a unified point of view based on the Thomson-Widdington law. The effect of bulk modification of a polymer is discovered, which upgrades the knowledge of the processes occurring during polymer interaction with a low-temperature plasma.
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