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What are some lower temperature lead-free alloys and where would they be used?

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What are some lower temperature lead-free alloys and where would they be used?

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Lead-free solder alloys that melt lower than the tin-silver-copper alloys are composed of tin or tin alloys with the addition of bismuth, indium, or zinc, and all have advantages and disadvantages. Bismuth alloys can contain a small amount or a large amount of bismuth. Generally, solder alloys with more than about 8% bismuth will be brittle.

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