Dibasic Flux Activators

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Dr. Lee: When talking about halogen-free flux activators, ... - Aug 23, 2000 by davef

"Dibasic" means a molecule containind two acid functional g... - Aug 23, 2000 by Dr. Ning-Cheng Lee

Sorry, what is the "inductive effect" and how is involved i... - Aug 24, 2000 by davef

Inductive effect is the electron attraction force between c... - Aug 24, 2000 by Dr. Ning-Cheng Lee

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Dibasic Flux Activators | 23 August, 2000

Dr. Lee: When talking about halogen-free flux activators, what does the term "dibasic" mean?

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Dr. Ning-Cheng Lee

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Re: Dibasic Flux Activators | 23 August, 2000

"Dibasic" means a molecule containind two acid functional groups, such as carboxylic acid. The inductive effect makes the dibasic activator more active than mono-basic activator.

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davef

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Re: Dibasic Flux Activators | 24 August, 2000

Sorry, what is the "inductive effect" and how is involved in flux acticivity?

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Dr. Ning-Cheng Lee

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Re: Dibasic Flux Activators | 24 August, 2000

Inductive effect is the electron attraction force between chemical moieties. Inductive effect in flux activator would stabilize the dissociated organic acid, thus enhance the acidity, therefore increase the flux activity.

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