 Plasma-activated bonding

Plasma-activated bonding is a technique used in materials science and engineering to enhance the adhesion between surfaces. It involves the use of plasma to modify the surface properties of materials, typically polymers, metals, or ceramics, to improve their bond strength when they are joined together using adhesives or other bonding methods. **Key concepts of plasma-activated bonding include:** 1. **Plasma Treatment**: Plasma is a partially ionized gas that contains charged particles.