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A novel method for joining aluminum nitride-series substrates to each other is provided in the substantial absence of an intervening third layer at the joining interface between the substrates. In the method, the aluminum nitride-series substrates are joined to each other by interposing a joining ag

A novel method for joining aluminum nitride-series substrates to each other is provided in the substantial absence of an intervening third layer at the joining interface between the substrates. In the method, the aluminum nitride-series substrates are joined to each other by interposing a joining agent between the substrates heating the substrates and the joining agent to a first temperature range of at least the melting point of the joining agent to melt the joining agent and liquefy particles of the aluminum nitride at the neighborhood of the interfaces between the melted joining agent and the substrates, and then heating the joining agent and the substrates to a temperature range higher than the temperature range of the first process but lower than the melting point of the substrates to exhaust the joining agent from between the substrates.

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1. A method for producing a joined body of aluminum nitride-series substrates, comprising a first step of interposing a joining agent between the substrates to be joined, and heating the substrates and the joining agent at a temperature range of not less than the melting point of the joining agent t

1. A method for producing a joined body of aluminum nitride-series substrates, comprising a first step of interposing a joining agent between the substrates to be joined, and heating the substrates and the joining agent at a temperature range of not less than the melting point of the joining agent to thereby melt the joining agent and liquefying particles of the aluminum nitride-series substrates to a liquid phase adjacent the interface between the melted joining agent and the substrates, and a second step of heating the substrates and the joining agent at a temperature range of higher than the temperature range of the first step and lower than the sintering temperature of the substrates to thereby exhaust the joining agent from between the substrates.