Highly crystalline silver powder and production method of highly crystalline silver powder
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[0053]Preparation of the first aqueous solution: The solution was prepared by mixing 1.0 g of gelatin, 50 g of silver nitrate and 26.4 g of nitric acid to 250 g of pure water and elevating the temperature of the mixture to 50° C. with stirring to finish dissolving.
[0054]Preparation of the second aqueous solution: The solution was prepared as a solution in which 26.4 g of L-sorbic acid as a reducing agent and 4.2 g of DL-malic acid as a water-soluble organic acid were dissolved in 250 g of pure water.
[0055]Reductive deposition of the highly crystalline silver powder: The second aqueous solution was slowly added to the first aqueous solution at a solution temperature of 50° C. for 30 minutes. After finishing addition of the second aqueous solution to mix with the first aqueous solution, stirring was kept for five minutes to grow deposited silver particles.
[0056]Collection by filtration of the highly crystalline silver powder: After finishing the five-minute stirring, the mixture was k...
example 2
[0057]Preparation of the first aqueous solution: Same as in Example 1 and description is omitted to avoid redundancy.
[0058]Preparation of the second aqueous solution: The solution was prepared as a solution in which 26.4 g of L-sorbic acid as a reducing agent and 3.6 g of citric acid as a water-soluble organic acid were dissolved in 250 g of pure water.
[0059]Reductive deposition of the highly crystalline silver powder: The second aqueous solution was slowly added to the first aqueous solution at 50° C. for 30 minutes. After finishing addition of the second aqueous solution to mix with the first aqueous solution, stirring was kept for five minutes to grow deposited silver particles.
[0060]Collection by filtration of the highly crystalline silver powder: After finishing the five-minute stirring, the mixture was kept still to settle generated silver powder, supernatant liquid was discarded and filtration and rinsing were performed by popular methods, and the highly crystalline silver po...
example 3
[0061]Preparation of the first aqueous solution: The solution was prepared by mixing 3.3 g of gelatin, 55 g of silver nitrate and 27 g of nitric acid to 550 g of pure water and elevating the temperature of the mixture to 50° C. with stirring to finish dissolving.
[0062]Preparation of the second aqueous solution: The solution was prepared as a solution in which 28.1 g of L-sorbic acid as a reducing agent and 4.47 g of DL-malic acid as a water-soluble organic acid were dissolved in 250 g of pure water.
[0063]Reductive deposition of the highly crystalline silver powder: The second aqueous solution was slowly added to the above first aqueous solution at 50° C. for 30 minutes. After finishing addition of the second aqueous solution to mix with the first aqueous solution, stirring was kept for five minutes to grow deposited silver particles.
[0064]Collection by filtration of the highly crystalline silver powder: After finishing the five-minute stirring, the mixture was kept still to settle g...
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