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Victor Hernandez <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 29 Feb 2012 08:53:17 -0600
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Fellow TechNetters;

   Do No Clean LF fluxes, Rosin Core/molten solder, have a corrosive ion?   Every so often when conducting analysis on Field Return Product I notice small amount of corrosion product on gold plated contact on DIMM and PCI Slot connector.   Sometimes on other gold plated connector leads.   So I am trying to understand which component had a corrosive ion waiting for the right conditions to flourish.   Small amount of greenish/bluish residue.   It can be seen on wipe zone and/or stamp edge of contact.   Where is this active corrosive ion coming from?

   Can someone provide the link to Stevezea home page for posting pictures?

Victor,


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