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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Sorocaba. Instituto de Ciência e Tecnologia (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
ORCID: Orcid https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7909-190XElidiane C. Rangel is an associate professor at the Science and Technology Institute of Sorocaba, UNESP, Brazil. With a background in physics and graduation in 1992, she instructs courses in this field for the Control and Automation Engineering program at UNESP. Holding a doctorate in Science from Campinas State University (1999), she teaches courses in the field of material science within the Material Science and Technology Graduation Program.A regular member of this program since 2006, Elidiane served as its vice-coordinator from 2014 to 2017. She is an integral part of the Laboratory of Technological Plasma at the Sorocaba unit of UNESP and the Plasma and Materials group, registered with the Brazilian agency CNPq.Elidiane's research focuses on materials or thin-film processing using plasma techniques such as plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition, PIII, PIIID, sputtering, and etching. She is actively involved in the characterization of materials, examining their mechanical properties (nanoindentation), tribological behavior (scratching test), chemical and structural aspects (FTIR, XPS, and RBS), morphological and topographical features (AFM and SEM), optical properties (ultravioletvisible spectroscopy), thermodynamic characteristics (contact angle), and electrochemical behavior (EIS). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The growing demand for multifunctional materials of small dimensions has led to the development of nanostructured films. Among the different existing categories, those based on metal oxide nanoparticles have received growing attention. Specifically, structures composed of TiO2 nanoparticles dispersed in SiO2 matrix, SiO2-TiO2, are widely investigated considering the photocatalytic and bac…
A method largely employed to tailor the thermodynamical properties of polymers is the delineation of patterns on their surfaces. Different and sophisticate approaches are normally associated to micro/nanometric patterning a surface, attaining complexity and high costs to the process. This project aims to develop integrated plasma methodologies for the production of surfaces with super rep…
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This paper proposes energetically feasible and environmentally friendly methods for the treatment of carbon steel at low-temperature plasmas to improve their performance under corrosive atmospheres. It describes commercial carbon steel plates initially subjected to ablation process to remove the native oxide layer, which does not completely act on the surface due to the existing faults. T…
The creation of regular patterns on the surface of polymers is a recognized method for controlling the receptivity of such materials to different compounds. Amongst the techniques used to generate the patterns, the removal of material of the surface by plasma ablation has attracted great attention due to a series of advantages. However, the application of such technology relies on the kno…
In this work the possibility of using an industrial residue, the red mud, for production of thin films, high aggregated value materials will be investigated. The utilization of the red mud is justified by its abundance all over the word and by the necessity of decreasing its disposal in the environment. However, the main reason is based on the favorable composition of this compound to pr…
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Although carbon steel is a widely used material in sculptures, house ware, transportation facilities, construction materials, and tools, it is easily oxidized in atmosphere. To avoid this problem, some works suggest the development of protective coatings, using the plasma deposition technique based on hexamethyldisiloxane, HMDSO compound. Altering the plasma parameters, enables to deposit…
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