Polymer Engineering Faculty Research
Title
Silver coating of spindle-and filament-type magnetic particles for conductive adhesive applications
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1997
Abstract
Spindle-type hematite and magnetite particles and nickel filaments have been coated uniformly with silver by using chemical reduction. The effects of the reaction time and the concentration and nature of the reducing agent on the particle coatings were investigated at constant temperature. The reaction time had a pronounced effect on the nature of the coated surface layer. Coated and core particles were examined by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and energy-dispersive X-ray analysis (EDAX). The electrical properties of the particles were also characterized. The conductivity of nickel filaments which can be oriented under a magnetic field for anisotropic electric conduction increased from 302 to 877 S/cm at 3.5 kPa pressure when coated with silver.
Publication Title
Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology
Volume
11
Issue
8
First Page
1105
Last Page
1118
Recommended Citation
Dilsiz, Nursel; Partch, Richard; Matijevic, Egon; and Sancaktar, Erol, "Silver coating of spindle-and filament-type magnetic particles for conductive adhesive applications" (1997). Polymer Engineering Faculty Research. 1507.
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