Method for depositing free metal containing latex
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Aug 4, 1992
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Sep 6, 1990
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Free metals are electrolessly deposited in the presence of a latex of a polymer. Sols or gels containing metal-containing ions are mixed with a latex and the resulting sol/latex subsequently contacted with a reducing agent. The presence of the reducing agent with the latex at appropriate deposition conditions converts the metallic ions to free metal. The free metal is deposited in the form of a surface coating composition onto substrates for such purposes as decoration of substrates and electrically conductive coatings.
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