Thanks Doug.

Craig

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Quick question: What are some of the common chemicals used as wetting
agents/surfactants in fluxes?

*I think you will find that most fall under the general category of
polyglycols, such as polyethylene glycol or polypropylene glycol.  Triton
X-100 by Rohm&Haas is an example.

Doug Pauls
Rockwell Collins

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