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Jim at Motorola asked:
Does anyone know where to clean some populated printed wiring boards using
supercritical carbon dioxide (CO2)?
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Try Dr Sean Adams at AIRCO/BOC, he is usually up to speed on on matters
involving gases if he can't help directly. Don't know if he has EMAIL, but fax
is 908 771 1709
Mike Fenner, BSP
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