Abstract

The structural state of the Cu-7.1% P and Cu-7.1% P-2% Ag solder melts are studied by viscometry and densitometry over a wide temperature range. The evolution of the microstructure of Cu-7.1% P solder ingots after heating of the melt at high temperatures is detected. The experimental results are interpreted using the concept of a microheterogeneous structure of a metallic liquid. 1 The alloy composition is given in wt %. 2 Trademark of a copper-phosphorus (Cu-7.1% P) solder.

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