Hi Kevin - you ask a very broad question but one reference that is just 
plain good to have on everyone's desk is the American Welding Society 
Soldering Handbook, 3rd Edition, ISBN 0-87171-618-6. It is one of my "go 
to" reference sources and has some corrosion/galvanic information.  Pages 
132-144 have some information of solder joints/dissimilar metals and 
corrosion. If you have a specific solder joint combination  in mind, I 
might be able to find a specific reference source in our database. As a 
general rule, nickel and tin are fairly close together on the Galvanic 
series table so there is minimal driving force for a corrosion couple 
depending on the service conditions.

Dave Hillman
Rockwell Collins
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Morning everyone,
Can anyone recommend (or send) good articles on the alloying process that 
takes place during formation of a solder joint?
Thanks,

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