--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "leon_heller" <leon_heller@h...> wrote: > The hydrated form doesn't generate very much heat or splash much. It > should be added to the water rather than vice versa. The anhydrous > form generates more heat. I've never had any problems with either > type, though. > > > Leon Interesting. I didn't notice 2 forms being sold. Not that it matters much as I dont intend to use FeCl unless desperate and I'll get the pre-mixed stuff from radio shack. And, yes, I added the dry stuff to the water but it still made a horrible mess splattering. Even small amounts caused problems. I did have several years of University Chem so I know the proper procedures. Phil
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Re: First PCB....
2004-05-18 by Phil
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