Use of immersion tin and tin alloys as a bonding medium for mult

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106 125, 106 126, 106 127, 106 129, C23C 1846

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ABSTRACT:
A novel immersion tin composition is disclosed containing both thiourea compounds and urea compounds. A method for improving the adhesion of printed circuit boards to one another in a multilayer board and for minimizing or eliminating smear in a multilayer board is also disclosed comprising coating the metal layers of the individual circuit boards with an immersion tin coating prior to laminating them to form a multilayer board.

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