Hydrometallurgical Process To Recycling Used Waste Silver Paste - Preprint 09-040

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
N. S. Kim
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Jan 1, 2009

Abstract

Silver paste including nano sized particles maintains conductivity in high temperatures without forming oxide layers. In the industry, printing process produces wasted silver paste inside the cylinder and on silk-screen. Pyrometallugical silver recycling methods have environmental problems and do not extract pure silver after removing polymer and organic materials during the extraction process. In this study a simple wet process, of recycling the waste silver paste, using ammonia, was conducted. Silver ion extraction yield was increased using oxidant in the ammonia solution. Possible extraction yields, such as pH, concentration, temperature of ammonia, oxidant concentration and the extraction time. The particles that were obtained after the extraction process will be used as porous hydrophobic catalytic and applied to AI mask and hydrophobic ink. Keywords: Waste silver paste; Ammonia; Hydrophobic porous support
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APA: N. S. Kim  (2009)  Hydrometallurgical Process To Recycling Used Waste Silver Paste - Preprint 09-040

MLA: N. S. Kim Hydrometallurgical Process To Recycling Used Waste Silver Paste - Preprint 09-040. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2009.

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