Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaged product – Deposited metal coating on image
Patent
1994-06-08
1996-01-30
Goodrow, John
Radiation imagery chemistry: process, composition, or product th
Imaged product
Deposited metal coating on image
106 111, 427304, 4274431, C23C 1830
Patent
active
054879647
ABSTRACT:
New spray powder formulations are described which, after application in the form of a thin layer to substrate surfaces with the aid of processes basset on electrostatic attraction and storing of this layer by heat or high-energy radiation, allow the deposition of firmly adhering layers of metal by currentless, wet-chemical metallization. The essential constituents of such a formulation are a pulverulent, non-conductive material and (semi-) noble metal compounds.
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Hassdenteufel Jurgen-Rolf
Kobelka Frank
Lietz Hans
Reichert Gunther
Sackmann Gunter
Bayer Aktiengesellschaft
Gerstenzang William C.
Goodrow John
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