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1.1 Remark
This is the supposedly missing section of the thesis project whose printed
showcased raw data obtained from the experiment as well as uncited treatment
parameters that was not printed out of the original copies due to time constraints.
Some of the data listed here were not mentioned in the study due to time constraints
but serves as a good erratum for the lack of emphasis of some key data in the study.
Note that the analysis done in the thesis manuscript is limited on the data available in
the manuscript not only because of the lack of prepared samples but also because the
study. No trend apart from sample-cathode distance was tested for consistency due to
limited time constraints and lack of funding. Lastly, it is hoped that this section can
be used as a supporting ground for further pursuit in the effects of a magnetic field
1.2 Magnetic Field Measurements using the F.W. BELL 4048 Hand-held Gauss/Tesla
Meter
In the manuscript, the author failed to show the magnetic induction field at
Auxiliary Figure 1. The readings are more or less uniform if the reliability is on
the tenth of a tesla if looked upon by its numerical results as shown in table 1.
Auxiliary Figure 1. Magnetic induction field of the discharge collimator at different
sample-cathode distance.
Sample-Cathode
Distance (cm) 1 2 3 4 5
Magnetic 7.66 8.98 9.56 9.52 9.99
Induction Field 8.23 9.26 10.51 9.13 8.64
strength (mT) 9.12 9.4 9.33 8.24 8.96
9.51 9.38 11.16 9.48 9.78
8.03 12.35 9.61 10.01 9.4
8.58 10.31 10.39 10.32 9.63
10.87 9.46 9.84 8.79 9.84
10.94 9.45 10.82 9.9 9.51
8.65 9.56 10.16 9.55 9.5
8.6 9.33 9.35 10.06 9.61
Ave. Magnetic 9.019 ± 9.748 ± 10.073 ± 9.5 ±
Induction Field 1.12149 0.97482 0.63641 0.63578 9.486 ±
Strength (mT) 2 5 4 5 0.40858
1.3 Reference data on the wettability of plasma treated PDMS samples at increasing