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Data set information
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Name
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Tin coated copper strips
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Synonyms
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Tinned copper; Tin-plated copper
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Classification
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Sum Formula
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Cu (Copper) coated with Sn (Tin)
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Tin coated copper strips are produced by either dipping the strip metal in molten tin or by an electrolytic or plating process. Tinned copper is a type of copper that has been coated with a thin layer of tin. It is more corrosion-resistant than standard copper and is often used in marine applications. Tinned copper is also more expensive than standard copper. Tinned copper wire is coated in a thin layer of tin, providing a layer of protection against corrosion. Tinned copper has a sleek silver finish but lacks the same level of conductivity as nickel-plated versions.
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