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Hello,

At the burn in operation, we sometimes find a green stuff as well as black 
stuff that look like corrosion and they're located under the conformal 
coating. When analysing the stuff, it came out as copper chloride for the 
green spots and copper sulfide for the black spots.  Any idea as to where 
they could originate from ?

Thank you.

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