ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
KH550 and Sodium Palmitate Mediated Synergistic Modification of Micronized Silver Powder: Insights into Dispersion Regulation and TOPCon Paste Performance Optimization.
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Abstract
Micron-sized silver powder plays a crucial role in Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact solar cells (TOPCon) within the photovoltaic field due to its high bulk density and excellent rheological properties. Considering that micron-sized silver powder produced by the liquid-phase reduction method exhibits characteristics such as high surface energy and a tendency to agglomerate, along with poor compatibility with organic carriers in the paste, this work employs a strategy of synergistically modifying micron-sized silver powder with KH550 and sodium palmitate to regulate silver powder dispersion and paste adaptability. The composite-modified silver powder exhibits an increase in tapped density from 4.25 g/cm
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