#7332. In situ self-reducing Ag2O ink for the fabrication of highly flexible printed conductors

October 2026publication date
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Condensed Matter Physics;
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Abstract:
To solve the high cost and high sintering temperature of Ag nanoparticle inks and the poor storage stability of Ag precursor inks, an inexpensive and self-reducing Ag2O ink was designed for fabricating highly flexible printed conductors at low sintering temperature. The printed Ag2O inks can be in-situ reduced to Ag particles and form the conductive network, and the electrical properties and flexibility of the sintered Ag tracks were systematically investigated.
Keywords:
Ag tracks; Ag2O ink; Conductivity; Flexibility; Flexible printed conductors; Low temperature sintering

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