Lecture

Inks Curing: Techniques and Importance

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Description

This lecture covers the different techniques used for curing inks, such as physical drying, UV curing, and chemical curing, to remove solvents and improve ink properties. It also explains the importance of curing for sintering nanoparticles-based inks and the impact of sintering temperature on conductivity.

Instructors (2)

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Organic chemistry: Polymer chemistry

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