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titleOfInvention Copper composition and method for producing copper conductor
abstract The present invention provides a copper composition and a method for producing a copper conductor capable of forming a copper conductor having a low energy and remaining no organic content. A copper composition comprising copper hydroxide or basic copper carbonate and a thermally decomposable carbazic acid ester. Furthermore, after applying the copper composition to which the solvent has been added to the substrate, it is possible to produce a metallic copper conductor having no remaining organic content by heating, light irradiation or microwave irradiation at 70 to 200 ° C. A copper composition that can be used as an ink for forming a clean conductive layer at a low temperature in the printed electronics field. [Selection figure] None
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