Could Alternative Solvents Replace Alcohols and Aldehydes in Gold-Coated Materials?
The use of alcohols and aldehydes as solvents in the production of gold-coated materials has long been the standard practice. However, a recent study has raised the question of whether alternative solvents could provide the same results without the potential environmental and health concerns associated with these traditional solvents. The research suggests that exploring new solvents may be a promising avenue for reducing the impact of gold-coated materials production. Could this lead to a shift in industry practices and a more sustainable approach to material fabrication?
source: Phys.org