Effect of Different Content of AlF3 of the Zinc Flux and Temperature on the Spreading Performance of Zn20Sn

Yong Tao Jiu; Yan Fu Yan; Guang Shen; Shuai Li; Xue Xue Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.706-708.73

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Effect of Different Content of AlF₃ of the Zinc Flux and Temperature on the Spreading Performance of Zn20Sn

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In this study, AlF₃ was added into the Zinc flux and the spreading area of Zn20Sn of every flux formula was measured. The spreading area of Zn20Sn of different temperatures of the optimal content of the AlF₃ was measured as well. The result showed that the spreading area of Zn20Sn increased with the content of AlF₃ increasing when the content was below 2%. the spreading area of Zn20Sn decreased with content of AlF₃ increasing when the content of AlF₃ exceeded 2%. The spreading area of Zn20Sn was increased 126% than that of the matrix solder when the temperature was 470°C and the content of AlF₃ was 2%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 706-708)

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Yong Tao Jiu, Yan Fu Yan, Guang Shen, Shuai Li, Xue Xue Wu

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Spreading Area, Temperature, Zinc Flux, Zn20Sn

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