Method for bonding an insulator and conductor

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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65 40, 65 43, 1562722, 204164, 205114, B32B 3106

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057699976

ABSTRACT:
Anodic bonding of an insulator containing no movable ion and a conductor through the medium of a conductive film and an insulator layer containing a movable ion affords a bonded member of the insulator containing no movable ion and the conductor without use of any adhesive agent. A method for effecting the anodic bonding is also provided.

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