Multilayer circuit board having microporous layers and process f

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430272, 430278, 430271, 430276, 430311, 430279, 430260, 430261, 430273, 430503, G03C 500

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ABSTRACT:
A microporous, photoprocessable, moderately hydrophilic material on which metal can be deposited directly using electroless plating techniques, and its use in preparing printed wiring boards and circuit components.

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