A Guidebook to Inks, Paints and Functional Inks by Robert Murray-Smith
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Overview: The aim of this book is to give a little of the background regarding the making of inks, paints and conductive inks and to suggest some possible uses and further experiments for them when applied as thick films.
The book concentrates on the use of inks produced by FWG. The main reason for this is that FWG inks are conductive, like a lot of inks out there, but because of their unique nano-structure they posses some very interesting properties not normally found in other conductive inks. However, the book does extend to thick film functional inks per se and to the use of inks not produced by FWG so, a lot of what is discussed is equally applicable to functional ink deposition in general and as such some recipes for the formulation of additional inks is given in later chapters of this book to aid in the development of functional devices based on inks that can be made by the experimenter themselves in their own labs opening up the opportunity for the creation of new inks, new devices and new ideas. A book like this is, in fact tremendously difficult to write as it tries to do quite a few things.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational
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