| 摘要 |
Many types of particulates with electrical and other capabilities have been developed and manufactured; none of them have incorporated the idea of adding new capabilities to the original capabilities without losing the shape of the particulates. Particulates are dispersed into a chemical absorbent produced by mixing a chlorosilane compound with a nonaqueous organic solvent to allow the said chlorosilane compound to react with the surfaces of the said particulates. This process produces films consisting of molecules formed on the surfaces as covalent bonds, making it possible to provide particulates with the capability of improving dispersibility into solvents and other reactivity capabilities while maintaining the original capabilities of the particulates.
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