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Eigenschaften und hoher Temperaturbeständigkeit.
<figure id="fig:Solar cell with print pattern of ARGONOR N920">
[[File:Solar cell with print pattern of ARGONOR N920.jpg|right|thumb|Solar cell with print pattern of ARGONOR Solarzelle bedruckt mit Argonor N920]]
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=== Conductive Paints and AdhesivesLeitlacke und -klebstoffe===
<figtable id="tab:Silver Paints, Conductive Pastes, and Conductive Adhesives">
<caption>'''<!--Table 8.3:-->Silver PaintsSilber-Leitlacke, Conductive Pastes, and Conductive Adhesives-Leitpasten und -Leitklebstoffe'''</caption>
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<figure id="fig:Flexible keyboard contact pattern printed with AUROMAL 170">
[[File:Flexible keyboard contact pattern printed with AUROMAL 170.jpg|right|thumb|Flexible keyboard contact pattern printed with AUROMAL 170Folientastatur mit AUROMAL170 bedruckt]]
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<figure id="fig:Shear force of an adhesive joint">
[[File:Shear force of an adhesive joint.jpg|right|thumb|Shear force of an adhesive joint Abscherkraft einer Klebverbindung (silver adhesive Silber-Leitkleber: AUROMAL K 20) as a function of the hardening temperaturein Abhängigkeit von der Aushärtetemperatur]]
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=== Precious Metal Edelmetall-Flakes===
To obtain certain desired physical properties of preparations the dispersed precious metals in flat flake-like particles (generally called "flakes") are needed. These are produced by milling fine metal powders in the presence of milling additives or agents. The properties of these metal flakes, i.e. silver flakes (ability to disperse easily, flow characteristics, electrical conductivity) are strongly dependent on the particle shape and size as well as on the type of milling agents used. <xr id="fig:SEM photos of silver flakes a fine grain b large flat"/><!--Fig. 8.5--> illustrates through SEM photos a type of rather fine silver flake (medium particle size 4 – 6 µm) (a) and another one with relatively large flat but thin flake shapes (particle size 8 – 11 µm) (b). Typical commercial silver flake types are listed with their respective properties in <xr id="tab:Typical Commercial Silver Flake Types"/><!--(Tab. 8.4)-->. Gold and platinum can also be produced as powder flakes. By volumes used they are however of lesser commercial importance.
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[[File:SEM photos of silver flakes a fine grain b large flat.jpg|right|thumb|SEM photos of silver flakes REM-Aufnahmen von Silber-Flakes (a) fine grain feinkörnig (b) large flatgroßflächig]]
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<figtable id="tab:Typical Commercial Silver Flake Types">
<caption>'''<!--Table 8.4:-->Typical Commercial Silver Flake TypesTypische Handelsformen von Silber-Flakes'''</caption>
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