Pretreatment process for electroless plating of polyimides

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427304, 427305, 427306, C23C 2600

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051789566

ABSTRACT:
A process for promoting the adhesion of metal to thermoplastic substrates such as polyimides. The improvement comprises conditioning the substrate by treating with a lactone and aqueous rinse prior to subsequent steps of etching and deposition of a metal coating. Use of the conditioner promotes increased adhesion between the substrate and the metal without loss of the cohesive integrity of the substrate throughout subsequent processing steps.

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