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- The New Edition of BASF's Innovation Podcast "Chemistry of Innovations" 
Talks About Printable Electronics.

We still have got a bit to go before we will have electronic newspapers.
But still, with the help of printing technology, it is already possible today
to produce not only newspapers but even electronic circuits. This allows an
amazingly wide range of products and applications - from heated insoles for
your shoes to complex circuits and even transistors. Electrographic Ink
without color pigments but with very special liquid synthetic materials, so
called polymers, enables to print electronics. So theoretically you could
even print out electronics elements with a normal inkjet printer.

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More information:

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Project Printed Electronics of BASF Future Business

http://www.basf-fb.de/en/projects/printed-electronics.html

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Website of Organic Electronics Association

http://www.oe-a.org

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In these entertaining weekly episodes our Chemical Reporter answers
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