Interaction of Silver Nanoparticles with Copper Substrate under Air Atmosphere

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Authors

SOPOUŠEK Jiří BURŠÍK Jiří ZÁLEŠÁK Jakub BURŠÍKOVÁ Vilma BROŽ Pavel

Year of publication 2010
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference TechConnect WORLD Conference & Expo 2010
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Faculty of Science

Citation
Web Nanotech 2010 (Anaheim CA)
Field Physical chemistry and theoretical chemistry
Keywords Soldering nanopowder substrate characterisation
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Description Sintering effect of Ag nanoparticles studied in this work seems to be an interesting alternative of lead-free soldering. It was found experimentally that Ag nanopowder annealed at temperatures above silver oxide decomposition forms continuous Ag layer and yields a firm junction between copper plates. Oxide layer is observed at the Cu-Ag interface. Microstructure of prepared experimental joints, composition profiles and local mechanical properties were studied on cross-sectional samples by analytical electron microscopy and depth-sensing indentation technique.
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