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Bismuth in Solder Alloys: From Bulk Constituent in Low Temp to Performance Enhancer in High Rel

Bismuth is a primary constituent in many low-temperature solders, but it also serves as an additive element in SAC solders that reinforces joint durability, optimizes wetting characteristics, and minimizes voiding.
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