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Home > Forums > Aerospace Engineers > Activities > Aerospace engineering other topics Forum

tin wiskers and surface identification

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jedward (Aerospace)

5 Apr 10 12:39

Pure tine forms wiskers and is prohibited as a coating in aerospace applications.

Can x-ray fluoresence be used to determine tin concentration in thin coatings?
(thin being under about 0.0004 inch)

Are NIST traceable standards available for calibration of the equipment for this measurement?

jedward (Aerospace)

5 Apr 10 12:41

accidentally double posted

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