A low-temperature curing conductive silver paste with high conductivity and low silver content and preparation method thereof
A technology of conductive silver paste and silver content, which is used in conductive materials dispersed in non-conductive inorganic materials, cable/conductor manufacturing, circuits, etc., can solve the problem of high filling rate of silver powder in commercial conductive silver paste, and achieve clear screen printing circuit diagrams , no flash, good conductivity
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[0032] A low-temperature curing conductive silver paste with high conductivity and low silver content comprises the following components: self-made nano-flaky silver powder containing 25 wt% in the conductive silver paste (the silver powder is wet silver powder, and the silver powder contains 48 wt% of solids, and the dispersant is DBE), 9.6 wt% 71 resin, 62.9 wt% DBE, PM solvent and 2.5 wt% malonic acid solution (the mass fraction is 20%, the solvent is PM), the average particle size of the silver powder is 4.6 μm, and the thickness is 50-60nm.
[0033] Preparation method: S1. Preparation of organic carrier: Dissolve 71 resin with a mass fraction of 30% in 70% PM, heat at a constant temperature at 70°C until completely dissolved, and cool for use;
[0034] S2. first add DBE solvent in container;
[0035] S3. Then add 2.5 wt% malonic acid (mass fraction is 20%, solvent is PM);
[0036] S4. After stirring for 1-3 min, add 25 wt% self-made nano-flaky silver powder, and fully s...
Embodiment 2
[0041] A low-temperature curing conductive silver paste with high conductivity and low silver content, comprising the following components:
[0042] The conductive silver paste contains 22 wt% self-made flaky silver powder (the silver powder is wet silver powder, the silver powder contains 50 wt% solid silver powder, and the dispersant is DBE), 9.6 wt% of 71 resin, 66.2 wt% of DBE solvent and 2.2 wt% of Malonic acid solution (mass fraction is 20%, solvent is DBE), the average particle size of silver powder is 4.6 μm, and the thickness is 50-60 nm.
[0043] Preparation method: S1. Preparation of organic carrier: Dissolve 71 resin with a mass fraction of 25% in 75% DBE, heat at a constant temperature at 60°C until completely dissolved, and cool for later use;
[0044] S2. first add DBE solvent in container;
[0045] S3. Then add 2.2 wt% malonic acid (mass fraction is 20%, solvent is DBE);
[0046] S4. After stirring for 1-3 min, add 22 wt% self-made nano-flaky silver powder, a...
Embodiment 3
[0051] A low-temperature curing conductive silver paste with high conductivity and low silver content, comprising the following components:
[0052] The conductive silver paste contains 20 wt% self-made flake silver powder (the silver powder is wet silver powder, the silver powder contains 55 wt% solid silver powder, and the dispersant is DBE), 9.6 wt% of 71 resin, 68.4 wt% of cyclohexanone, PM and DBE Solvent and 2 wt% adipic acid solution (mass fraction is 20%, solvent is PM), the average particle size of silver powder is 4.6 μm, and the thickness is 50-60 nm.
[0053] Preparation method: S1. Preparation of organic carrier: dissolve 71 resin with a mass fraction of 30% in 70% PM, heat at a constant temperature at 60°C until completely dissolved, and cool for use;
[0054] S2. first add cyclohexanone in container;
[0055] S3. add the adipic acid of 2 wt% subsequently (mass fraction is 20%, solvent is PM);
[0056] S4. After stirring for 1-3 min, add 20 wt% self-made nano-f...
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