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The formation of a corrosion product wit tin-lead/gold requires some
environmental condition such as moisture or perhaps oxygen. I have examine
solder plug-ins to gold connectors after 3 years and saw no signs of fretting
or corrosion; however, the environment was dry and kept dry. In other cases
the environmet was dry nitrogen and the connections looked exactly like they
they did when they were connected.
Phil Hinton
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