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If it's not disturbed it could survive this, but ideally you can reduce the temperature just a bit further and increase the time period (though for some process
by R0b0t1 5y ago
If it's not disturbed it could survive this, but ideally you can reduce the temperature just a bit further and increase the time period (though for some processes there is a temperature floor) so you don't liquefy the solder. If you just heat it and don't disturb the surface it should survive, but I'mma have to look up tin oxidation again. It might foam.
Would be interesting to have media with a self-heating cycle.
- hulitu 5y agoPlaying with temperatures over 150 C on electronic parts is a lottery. Even if they survive, you may get in trouble later.