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titleOfInvention Conductive paste composition for solar cell and solar cell
abstract Provided is a conductive paste composition for a solar cell that facilitates control of the amount of electrode material intruding during fire-through and easily obtains ohmic contact. In the solar cell (10), the light-receiving surface electrode (20) is provided by the fire-through method, and the light-receiving surface electrode (20) includes a glass containing 0.05 to 5.0 (mol%) SO2. Because it is composed of film silver, the thick film silver paste is softened while maintaining suitable erosion without increasing the amount of alkali metals such as Li, Na, K, or changing the composition. When the viscosity is lowered. Therefore, since a uniform thin glass layer is formed at the interface between the light receiving surface electrode (20) and the n layer (14), a solar cell having excellent electrical characteristics can be obtained.
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