Electrical conductor

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427 96, 427 98, B22F 704, H05K 312, H05K 318

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044878117

ABSTRACT:
A low-cost conductor, e.g. a printed circuit, is prepared by applying a mixture of a metallic powder and polymer on a substrate and curing the polymer, followed by an augmentation replacement reaction being effected to replace some of the metallic powder with a more noble metal in such a way that the total volume of deposited metal on the surface exceeds that of the original metal powder at that surface. This procedure produces a contiguous layer of conducting metal on the substrate. The conductors thus formed can easily be soldered without leaching using conventional tin-lead solders.

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patent: 3764280 (1973-10-01), Lupinski
patent: 3801364 (1974-04-01), Kojima et al.
patent: 4284665 (1981-08-01), Heimala et al.
"Electroless Plating of Plastics", G. A. Krulik, pp. 361-365, vol. 55, No. 6, Journal of Chemical Education, Jun. 1978.

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