Low Temperature Alloys - Soldering 101
The most common melting temperature range for standard solders (like SnPb or SnPbAg) is in the 180°C to 190°C range, and the mo...
The most common melting temperature range for standard solders (like SnPb or SnPbAg) is in the 180°C to 190°C range, and the mo...
If you look for indium on the periodic chart, you will see that it located right by tin (Sn) and lead (Pb) but it is a world away in terms of its prop...
After a quick survey of a few of the technical service personnel in the office today, I put together a little snapshot of what is happening rig...
We’ve had some questions about using liquid metal or indium alloys liquid at room temperature containing indium and gallium, and the...
I assure you, the following is not some strange alien test of foreign materials. Even though it resembles a substance from the spaceship in E.T. ̵...
A drop of liquid metal. img src="http://www.indium.com/_images/1116/liquid_metal_thermal_interface_materials_gallium_aluminum_reaction_corrosive_...
Calculating the thermal conductivity of an alloy is not done by taking an average (or weighted average) of its elemental constituents. When two metals...
I was searching the web and saw a blog entry on Liquid Metal TIM. The web address is http://reviews.pimprig.com/cooling/coollaboratory_liquid_metal.ph...