Process for metal-plating an electrically poorly conducting subs

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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156645, 156662, 156663, C03C 1500

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048850535

ABSTRACT:
A process for etching at least a portion of a surface of a ceramic substrate preparatory to metal-plating thereof, the process including, applying to the surface of the ceramic substrate a substantially uniform coating of a chemical precursor of an alkaline etching substance; and treating the chemical precursor to chemically transform it into the alkaline etching substance and etch the surface. Preferably the at least one chemical precursor is an organic alkali compound or an organic alkaline earth compound.

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