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titleOfInvention Method for preparing aqueous nano-conductive sol
abstract A method for preparing aqueous nano-conductive sol, performed by dissolving tin chloride in water after adding essential additive upon demands, hydroxide precipitates then being generated by adjusting pH between 4.0 and 9.0, after rinsing and filtering, proper catalysts and modifiers being added to form nanometer scale conductive powder sol taking tin dioxide (SnO.sub.2) as the main body by working with operation conditions. The product of the present invention can show colorless to (primrose) yellow or tawny sol liquid based upon the types, the concentrations and the operation conditions of the additives, tin dioxide (SnO.sub.2) contents thereof being 0.1 to 10 percent (depending on conditions), the particle diameter of the nano-powder changing based on operation conditions and the particle diameter distribution being about 1 to 100nm. The nano-conductive particle sol produced by the present invention has the features of non-pollution, high crystallinity, high adhesion and easy for coating so as to directly form conductive films on materials such as glass or plastic.
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