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Stripping of TiN




Anyone knows the chemical mechanism of stripping off TiN in NH4OH/H2O2/H2O? Does the amount of water affect the reaction? Many thanks.

Lang Kwok
SCC - Singapore
2001



Tin stripping is generally done with solution containing nitric acid and is usually faster. For stripping on MS Fluoboric acid is also used. But the same cannot be used for stripping of tin on PCBs. To prevent the attack on base metal sulfamic acid [on eBay or Amazon] is used. The amount of sulphamic acid to be used is critical. I am looking for the same and will let you know as soon as I get it.
Hari Om!

Anant Chavan
- Mumbai, India
2006




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