Abstract
Electroless copper plating solutions have traditionally been unstable, some formulations lasting only a few hours. This work was undertaken to develop a controllable, stable electroless copper bath which could be made from common chemicals. A review of the chemistry of electroless plating indicated a number of reducing agents which could be used to reduce copper from an alkaline solution. Several baths and their reactions are discussed.
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FINTSCHENKO P, & GROSHART EC. (1970). ELECTROLESS COPPER PLATING. Metal Finishing, 68(1), 85–87. https://doi.org/10.5104/jiep1986.4.318
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