Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products
Patent
1982-08-20
1985-07-30
Smith, John D.
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Processes and products
204 351, 204 371, 427 57, 427 98, 427290, 427306, 427307, 427331, C23C 302
Patent
active
045320152
ABSTRACT:
A printed circuit board is made of poly(arylene sulfide) board and a conductive metal deposited on the board by electroless plating. Adhesion between the poly(arylene sulfide) and the conductive metal is improved by allowing the plated poly(arylene sulfide) to age.
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Benefield, Jr. Robert E.
Boeke Paul J.
Boultinghouse Harold D.
Leland John
Phillips Petroleum Company
Reiter S. E.
Smith John D.
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