Process for removing tin and tin-lead alloy from copper substrat

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134 3, 134 26, 252 794, 156651, 156656, 156664, C23G 100

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method for removing a layer of tin or tin-lead alloy from a copper substrate of a printed circuit board employing the two different reagents in a two-step procedure without damaging the substrate, and at the same time, preventing formation of whitish precipitates in the treating solution.
In the first step, the layer of tin or tin-lead alloy is selectively removed with the first reagent having a comparatively mild oxidation capability, then in the second step the intermetallic layer consisting of tin and copper is removed with the second reagent having a comparatively strong oxidation capability.
This process ensures a smooth and effective operation in the production of high quality printed circuit boards.

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