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They think the plated gold (!) is reacting with a ferric chloride (if that's
what it is) microetch? Gold is pretty non-reactive--that's why its called a
noble metal. Are they proposing galvanic corrosion of the Cu? Are you sure
about the amount of copper present going into the bath?
I will definitely follow this thread with interest.
Timothy Reeves
ECD Circuit Board Division
13626 South Freeman Road
Mulino, OR 97042
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> From: Franklin
> Sent: Friday, October 8, 1999 12:51 PM
> Subject: Micro-etch attacking copper when gold tabs are involved
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> Okay brainiac's, here's a stumper.
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> From our supplier, they believe the gold is reacting with chemistry in the
> micro-etch bath??????
>
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