Please check our publications for other applications of HHIC:
1. Trebicky, T., et al., Cleaving C-H bonds with hyperthermal H2: facile
chemistry to cross-link organic molecules under low chemical- and
energy-loads. Green Chemistry, 2014. 16(3): p. 1316-1325.
2. Zheng, Z., et al., Construction of cross-linked polymer films
covalently attached on silicon substrate via a self-assembled
monolayer. RSC Advances, 2013. 3(29): p. 11580-11585.
3. Lau, W.M., et al., Cross-linking organic semiconducting molecules by
preferential C-H cleavage via “chemistry with a tiny hammer”.
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 2007. 85(10): p. 859-865.
4. Du, W., et al., Cross-Linking Poly(lactic acid) Film Surface by Neutral
Hyperthermal Hydrogen Molecule Bombardment. Journal of
Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2015. 63(49): p. 10604-10610.
5. Man, C., et al., Enhanced wetting properties of a polypropylene
separator for a lithium-ion battery by hyperthermal hydrogen
induced cross-linking of poly(ethylene oxide). Journal of Materials
Chemistry A, 2014. 2(30): p. 11980-11986.
6. Choi, C.Y., et al., Fabrication of cross-linked multi-walled carbon
nanotube coatings with improved adhesion and intrinsic strength by
a two-step synthesis: electrochemical deposition and hyperthermal
proton bombardment. Applied Physics A, 2008. 91(3): p. 403-406.
7. Thompson, D.B., et al., Functional Polymer Laminates from
Hyperthermal Hydrogen Induced Cross-Linking. Langmuir, 2011.
27(24): p. 14820-14827.
8. Wang, X., et al., Grafting of polyelectrolytes onto hydrocarbon
surfaces by high-energy hydrogen induced cross-linking for making
metallized polymer films. Chemical Communications, 2013. 49(41):
p. 4658-4660.
9. He, L., et al., Hyperthermal hydrogen induced cross-linking and
fabrication of nano-wrinkle patterns in ultrathin polymer films.
Surface & Coatings Technology, 2015. 261: p. 311-317.
10.Yang, Q.-D., et al., Locking the morphology with a green, fast and
efficient physical cross-linking approach for organic electronic
applications. Organic Electronics, 2016. 28: p. 53-58.
11.Karamdoust, S., et al., Preparation of antibacterial surfaces by
hyperthermal hydrogen induced cross-linking of polymer thin films.
Journal of Materials Chemistry, 2012. 22(11): p. 4881-4889.
12.Bonduelle, C.V., W.M. Lau, and E.R. Gillies, Preparation of Protein-
and Cell-Resistant Surfaces by Hyperthermal Hydrogen Induced
Cross-Linking of Poly(ethylene oxide). ACS Applied Materials &
Interfaces, 2011. 3(5): p. 1740-1748.
13.Zheng, Z., et al., Ultrathin Polymer Film Formation by Collision-
Induced Cross-Linking of Adsorbed Organic Molecules with
Hyperthermal Protons. Journal of the American Chemical Society,
2004. 126(39): p. 12336-12342.
14.Zheng, Z., et al., Unusual Kinematics-Driven Chemistry: Cleaving
C-H but Not COO-H Bonds with Hyperthermal Protons To Synthesize
Tailor-Made Molecular Films. Chemistry – A European Journal, 2007.
13(11): p. 3187-3192.
