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Spectroscopic investigations of plasma nitriding processes: A comparative study using steel and carbon as active screen materials

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Abstract

H2-N2-plasmas were investigated spectroscopically in an active screen nitriding reactor to compare the usage (i) of a steel electrode with CH4 admixture and (ii) a carbon electrode without any additional gaseous carbon precursor.

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