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Sulfuric/Peroxide Pickle
2001
I want to clean & polish copper tips ( tellurium copper ) the size of a small thimble ( See letter 7563 ). Marc Green suggested me to look for chemical polishing. I saw in other letters the acid mixture could be replaced by sulfuric/H2O2 pickle.
- What is the proper mix H2SO4/H2O2?
- Is 10 to 12% H2O2 strong enough to do the job?
- What % of ethylene glycol is the best?
- How long are the parts dip in the solution?
- How this process compares to the acid technique?
Again I really appreciate your help. Thanks.
Yves Duhamel- Montreal Qc. Canada
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