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This paper reports the first preliminary results about the direct plasma polymerization of rhodamine thin films at room temperature. These films are coloured, fluorescent, well adhered to the substrate, mechanically tough and insoluble in water. The layers are obtained by sublimating the dye molecule in a remote electron cyclotron resonance microwave argon plasma operating at low pressure and power. Results about the characterization of the films and their optical properties are discussed.
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