In a message dated 4/2/2006 6:40:34 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Tin             94.5 -  97.5%
Arsenic         0.030% max
Antimony   0.500% max
Gold           0.200% max
Iron            0.020%  max
Nickel          0.010% max
Bismuth   0.250% max
Aluminum         0.005% max
Copper          0.300%  max
Silver          3.750 - 4.250 %
Zinc   0.005% max
Cadmium 0.005%  max
Indium          0.100% max
Sulphur   0.005% max
Phosphorous     0.010%  max
Lead             balance



Why not "0.1% max" for lead instead of "balance"? It is the one element  that
the EU parliament seems to be more concerned with and had set definitive
limits for.

Joe

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