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When determining the percent gold in a solder connection, should one
calculate using volume or weight?

I always did this by calculating the volume of the solder and the volume of
the gold by thickness. Thinking that solder and gold were similar in
density. eeaAhh, yeah, NO.  11 oz/cuin. Versus 5 oz. 

So, there is a big difference between calculating by weight and calculating
by volume. Which way is right? 

Guy


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