Method of manufacturing a contact construction material structur

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20419215, 20419216, 427125, 4273768, 427405, C23C 1606

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ABSTRACT:
In a method of manufacturing a contact construction material structure a corrosion resistant contact layer of silver, palladium, or alloys thereof is applied to a metal base, a gold coating is applied to the contact layer surface by molecular gold material deposition and the contact construction structure is then heated to 350.degree. to 650.degree. C. for a short period of time to cause diffusion of the gold coating into the corrosion resistant contact layer to further improve its corrosion resistance.

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