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Conductive ink is an ink that results in a printed object which conducts electricity. It is typically created by infusing graphite or other conductive materials into ink. Conductive inks can be a more economical way to lay down a modern conductive traces when compared to traditional industrial standards such as etching copper from copper plated substrates to form the same conductive traces on relevant substrates, as printing is a purely additive process producing little to no waste streams which then have to be recovered or treated.

Aqueous graphene-based electric-conducting ink and preparation method thereof

InactiveCN110669384AInksSolvent basedGraphite
The invention relates to aqueous graphene-based electric-conducting ink, which comprises: 1-15% of an aqueous resin, 30-90% of a graphene-based composite slurry, 0.5-3% of a first auxiliary agent and5-10% of a solvent, wherein the graphene-based composite slurry comprises graphene micro-sheets, carbon nano-tubes, nano-scale superconducting carbon black, a diluent and a second auxiliary agent, anda mass ratio of the graphene to the carbon nano-tubes to the nano-scale superconducting carbon black is (3-10):(0.5-5):(0.1-4). The aqueous graphene-based electric-conducting ink of the invention isstable in performance, environmentally friendly, efficient and extremely low in resistance value, and can replace the existing solvent-based ink products on the market. The invention also relates to apreparation method of the aqueous graphene-based electric-conducting ink.
Owner:NINGBO MORSH TECH
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