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The article says, "Dr Ehab Saleh and members of the team from CfAM found that silver nanoparticles in conductive inks are capable of absorbing UV light efficien
by oofabz 9y ago
The article says, "Dr Ehab Saleh and members of the team from CfAM found that silver nanoparticles in conductive inks are capable of absorbing UV light efficiently. The absorbed UV energy is converted into heat, which evaporates the solvents of the conductive ink and fuses the silver nanoparticles."
I don't think this will be economical if it uses silver as the conductor.
- matt_kantor 9y agoI think the quantities will be relatively small. Many electronics contain gold (~100x more expensive than silver), and as far as I know that hasn't really been a problem.