Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Tom Etheridge

Gregory Scott Herman

Garry Dale Hinch

Luanne J Rolly

Valerie J Marty

Sven Moller

An ink-jettable composition including a palladium aliphatic amine complex solvated in a liquid vehicle can be used in formation of electronic devices. The ink-jettable composition containing a palladium aliphatic amine complex can be jetted onto a substrate in a predetermined pattern. A second composition can also be applied to the substrate using ink-jet printing or other printing techniques, wherein the second composition is applied onto at least a portion of the predetermined pattern. The second composition can include a reducing agent which is capable of reducing the palladium aliphatic amine complex to palladium metal, typically upon the application of heat. The described ink-jettable palladium complex compositions can be stable over a wide range of conditions and allow for the formation electronic devices on a variety of substrates.

Palladium complexes for printing circuits

An inkjet ink composition includes water and effective amounts of one or more of: derivatized 2-pyrrolidinones; glycerol polyoxyethyl ethers; diols; or combinations thereof. The inkjet ink composition also includes an effective amount of functionalized nanocrystals.

Inkjet ink compositions and methods of making the same

Methods of forming electrically conductive pathways using palladium aliphatic amine complexes

A method is provided for creating a patterned monolayer on a substrate. First, organic molecules are prepared that have self-assembling properties. These molecules are applied to an aligning substrate. Then, the aligning surface is applied to the substrate, then separated from the substrate, leaving ordered patterns of the organic molecules on the substrate.

Method of creating a patterned monolayer on a surface

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Tom Etheridge