Selective metallization process

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaging affecting physical property of radiation sensitive... – Making electrical device

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430319, 430328, 427304, 427305, G03C 558

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051588609

ABSTRACT:
A process for selective metallization comprising the steps of providing a substrate coated with a photoresist, imaging the photoresist coating by exposure to pattern radiation and development, flood exposing the photoresist coating to activating radiation, depositing an electroless plating catalyst over the entire imaged photoresist coating and bared underlying substrate, removing the top surface of the flood exposed, catalyzed photoresist coating by development whereby plating catalyst remains in a desired selective pattern and depositing metal over the catalyzed surface to form a metal deposit in a selective pattern such as in a circuit pattern. The process is suitable for the manufacture of diverse articles including printed circuit boards.

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