Industrial pure tin with resistance to liquid surface oxidizing and application
A surface oxidation, industrially pure technology, used in manufacturing tools, metal processing equipment, welding media, etc., can solve the problems of inclusion pollution, micro-welding, and poor welding in solder pools, and achieve the effect of improving oxidation resistance.
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[0016] A kind of anti-liquid surface tin oxide is prepared by using industrial No. 1 tin as a raw material and adding trace element 0.05% Ge (weight percentage, the same below). Take 100g of the sample and place it in a graphite crucible with a diameter of 20mm for heating and melting, and heat it up to 250°C for heat preservation. After gently scraping off a layer of film on the surface with a scraper, observe the oxidation on the surface of the liquid metal melt. Just after scraping off the surface film, the metal liquid surface is very bright. The degree of oxidation resistance of the metal liquid surface can be easily estimated from the brightness of the metal liquid surface, because once the oxide film is formed, this bright liquid surface will quickly disappear. Through observation, it can be found that the tin added with the above trace elements is heated and kept warm for a long time in the atmosphere, and the surface of the molten tin can still remain bright. After 5 ...
Embodiment 2
[0018] The composition of the prepared sample is 0.03% P, and the rest is industrial pure tin. The test method and procedure are the same as those in Example 1. When kept at 250°C, the molten liquid surface remained bright for a long time. After 5 hours of oxidation, the center of the liquid surface was still bright, and there was a thin oxide film on the edge surface, and there was no further change in color. Therefore, the sample has good oxidation resistance. .
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[0020] The components of the prepared sample are 0.05% Sb, 0.02% Ge, and the rest are industrial pure tin. The test method and procedure are the same as those in Example 1. When kept at 250°C, the molten liquid surface remained bright for a long time. After 5 hours of oxidation, the center of the liquid surface was still bright, and there was a thin oxide film on the edge surface, and there was no further change in color. Therefore, the sample has good oxidation resistance. .
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