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Method for reducing metal salts complexed in a polymer host with a laser

Auerbach, 1985

Document ID
6766036655766942845
Author
Auerbach A
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Journal of the Electrochemical Society

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We describe a novel method for generating fine metal lines with a laser. The laser radiation is focused onto the surface of a nonconductive silver nitrate-doped polymer film to reduce silver. By translating the surface relative to the laser beam, a highly conductive silver line is …
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