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The pressure of a steady-state flow of monomer, p0, changes to a new steady-state flow pressure, pg, in glow discharge. The value of pg is dependent on the flow rate of monomer, the pumping-out rate of the vacuum system for the product gas (which is hydrogen in many cases of plasma polymerization of hydrocarbons), and the characteristic hydrogen yield of a monomer associated with plasma polymerization. The relationships between these factors were established and examined for plasma polymerizations of acetylene, ethylene, and acrylonitrile.
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Yasuda et al. (1978) studied this question.
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