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TIN CHEMICALS...

On glass, ceramics, and other non-conductors, coatings of tin chemicals provide electroconductance for heating or phosphor-excitation-or controlled conductance characteristics for electronic applications such as grid leaks and rectifiers.

M&T Tin chemicals have been outstandingly effective in preparing conductive films that are strongly bonded, hard, abrasion resistant, inert and insoluble. Their transparency makes them particularly useful in electroluminescence and treated-window applications. Coating techniques include dipping, spraying onto heated substrate, and vapor deposition.

A valuable summary of patents and literature on tin compounds in electrocon-ductive coatings is available from M&T. Send for a copy. As the leading supplier of inorganic and organic tin chemicals, M&T can also offer substantial help in se­lecting and supplying the optimum tin chemicals for your development purposes,

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