Electric characteristic modifying material
Abstract
Preventing deterioration of a secondary battery and reducing electric resistance of a conductor such as metallic wiring in an electric apparatus or device. Radioactive substance 4 is fixed to a sheet-like material 3 and this sheet-like material is bonded to an apparatus or device such as a portable phone T. Alternatively, the radioactive substance 4 is mixed in raw material resin 9 and part of the apparatus or device, for example, a lid body 10 of the secondary battery B is formed with an obtained compound. Or the radioactive substance 4 is mixed in a paint 11 and then, by coating an apparatus or device therewith, ions or deposit in an icon conductor of the secondary battery B are excited. Consequently, chemical reaction activity of ions or deposit is raised so as to suppress growth or excessive expansion of deposit crystal, thereby protecting the secondary battery B from deterioration. Further, by exciting bonding electrons in metallic wiring or the like, the degree of freedom is raised, thereby reducing electric resistance of the conductor.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An electric characteristic modifying material produced by fixing radioactive substance to a sheet-like material:
2 . An electric characteristic modifying material produced by applying radioactive substance to raw material resin and forming an obtained compound.
3 . An electric characteristic modifying material produced by applying radioactive substance to paint.
4 . The electric characteristic modifying material according to claim 1 , wherein ceramics powder is mixed with the radioactive substance.
5 . The electric characteristic modifying material according to claim 2 , wherein ceramics powder is mixed with the radioactive substance.
6 . The electric characteristic modifying material according to claim 3 , wherein ceramics powder is mixed with the radioactive substance.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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