Flux-removing aqueous cleaning composition and method of use
AssigneeChurch & Dwight Co., Inc.
InventorsFrancis R. Cala, Richard A. Reynolds
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AssigneeChurch & Dwight Co., Inc.
InventorsFrancis R. Cala, Richard A. Reynolds
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A flux-removing, aqueous cleaning composition contains: (A) a solvent phase consisting essentially of water; and (B) a flux-removing phase containing an alkaline salt component and a surfactant formulation, the alkaline salt component containing at least one alkali metal salt, and the surfactant formulation containing at least one fluorinated surfactant and at least one N-alkylpyrrolidone surfactant. A method of removing rosin flux residues from a substrate, preferably a substrate of an electronic circuit assembly, involves (a) cleaning the substrate with the above-described aqueous cleaning composition for a period of time sufficient to substantially emulsify the soldering rosin flux residues to form emulsified rosin flux residues; and (b) removing the emulsified rosin flux residues from the substrate.
A method of removing soldering rosin flux residues from a substrate, comprising the steps of:
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