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: I am reviewing IPC-5704, and have a question. When reviewing table 4-1, the chloride limit is 0.75 ug/cm2, which converts to 4.4 ug/in2, however; IPC 6012 still has the board cleanliness limit for sodium chloride as
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: I am reviewing IPC-5704, and have a question. When reviewing table 4-1, the chloride limit is 0.75 ug/cm2, which converts to 4.4 ug/in2, however; IPC 6012 still has the board cleanliness limit for sodium chloride as
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