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Better Productivity in Pulp and Paper Mills: Metals and Polymers
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Ceramics in Paper Manufacturing
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(Author: Dr.
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Operations and Recycling in Paper
Mills with Micro and Nano Concepts
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Minerals in Paper
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Micro and Nanotechnology in Paper Manufacturing
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Nanotechnology Update
Pulp, Paper and Packaging industries
29/06/2011
Electronics on paper
Paper has emerged as a focus area for researchers developing innovative techniques for printed basic electronics components. Paper is widely available and cheap, it is lightweight, biodegradable and you can roll and fold it like you want. Imagine combining this basic tool with modern electronics. Inks developed for pen-on-paper printing exhibit a lower conductivity than a bulk silver – however, this method allows one to conformably pattern conductive features onto rough substrates, such as paper, under ambient conditions. A key advantage is that the costly printers and print heads typically required for inkjet or other printing approaches are replaced with an inexpensive, hand held writing tool. Pen-based printing allows one to construct electronic devices.
Central to the flexible electronics pen-on-paper approach – as with conventional writing on paper – is a silver ink that readily flows through the roller ball pen tip during writing, does not leak from, dry out, or coagulate within the pen, and is conductive upon printing under ambient conditions. The nanosilver ink synthesized by the UI team meets these attributes. The ink design strategy described above is quite general.With little effort, it can be extended to other particle-based inks, including those based on oxide, semiconductor and carbon building blocks. (Source: Nanowerk, 27-6-2011)
