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Copper soldering

Copper/silver-plated copper Solder-dipped copp>er/tin-plated aluminium Copper/tin-plated copper Copper/solder-dipped copper Copper/reflowed tinned copper Silver-plated copper/tin-plated copper Silver-plated copper/solder-dipped copper Gold-plated copper/tin-plated copper Aluminium/tin-plated aluminium (zincate process)... [Pg.453]

Gold-plated copper/solder-dipped copper Tin-plated aluminium/nickel-plated copper Aluminium/solder-dipped aluminium... [Pg.453]

Benzotriazole and its derivatives have proved to be powerful corrosion inhibitors for many metals and alloys, including copper, solder, brass, steel, cast iron and aluminum, in e.g. heat exchangers, heating systems or automatic radiators. For some recent literature, see <79MI41102, 81JAP(K)81108882, 81JAP(K)81122884). [Pg.730]

There are two types of solders soft and hard. Soft solders usually consist of a mixture of lead and tin and the heat required to melt them is supplied by a soldering iron. Hard solders include brass (copper-zinc alloys) solders, silver solders, copper solders, nickel-silver solders, and solders for light alloys the heat to melt them is usually supplied by a blow torch. [Pg.309]

Boron oxide Calcium fluoride Lead oxide, red Sodium nitrate flux, ceramic glazes Aluminum fluoride flux, ceramics Aluminum orthophosphate flux, copper soldering Triethylamine flux, enamels... [Pg.5300]

The amounts of dross formed with SAC and tin-lead solders have been found to be very similar (Ref 73), at the same temperature, for the same duration, and under the same atmosphere, while the tin-copper solder forms considerably more dross. Just as with the tin-lead solder, N2 helps reduce dross formation for lead-free solders. [Pg.9]

Figure 3. Impact of nitrogen on tin/silver/copper solders. Figure 3. Impact of nitrogen on tin/silver/copper solders.
Sunwoo Morris, J. Lucey, G. The growth of Cu n intermetallics at a pretinned copper-solder interface. Metall. Trans., A 1992, 23, 1323-1332. [Pg.208]

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