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titleOfInvention Method of manufacturing internal electrode paste
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for manufacturing an internal electrode paste containing almost no aggregates or coarse particles, which is suitable as a raw material for MLCC. A conductive powder obtained by adding a conductive powder sampled from a raw material to a mixed liquid of water and a lipophilic solvent together with a dispersant and shaking the mixture and then allowing the mixed liquid to separate into two layers by standing. An evaluation step of determining whether or not the conductive powder can be applied to the internal electrode paste based on the state of the powder, and an organic vehicle prepared by mixing an organic binder and an organic solvent can be applied in the evaluation step. The method includes a blending step of blending the determined conductive powder, ceramic powder, dispersant, and glycol to blend the internal electrode paste. [Selection diagram]
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