Ceramic substrate having a multilayered metallic thin film

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428635, 428660, 428665, 428666, 428667, 428663, 428680, 428675, 428671, B32B 1504

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ABSTRACT:
A ceramic substrate has a five-layered thin metallic film thereon. The first layer is Ti, Zr, Cr and/or W; the second layer is Ni and/or Mo; the third layer is one or more metals of group Ib in the periodic table; the fourth layer contains the same metals as the second layer and the fifth layer contains the same metals as the third layer.

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Holusha, "Layer by Layer to the Perfect Blend of Metals", The New York Times, Dec. 1991, p. F9.

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