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Silver oxidation prevention paper source.
In manufacturing, we solder to silver plated aluminum machined housings. After a storage period of several months time, the silver oxidation prevents proper solder "wetting". I vaguely recall a grey paper that could be stored with the plated housings, which reduced the oxidation, thereby maintaining solderability.
I seek a source for that paper, and an explanation of how it works.
John Wax- Sunnyvale, California, USA
2000
We are experiencing a solderability problem. I am also trying to find an answer to your question - what was the paper that was used to prevent oxidation? Did you ever find a response to your question? I have the exact same recollection and found this during a google search.
Please let me know,
Jerry Black- Joplin, Missouri
2002
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