On 03/08/13 19:11, DJ Delorie wrote: > > That's kinda how I did mine. Just keep bubbling air through it, it will > eventually turn bright green. > Yep - that certainly seems to be happening. I checked on it a few minutes ago and it's gone from sludge brown to a fairly bright green. It's nowhere near see-through like you see on Adam Seychell's site, but it looks like a liquid solution of a copper salt at least. No doubt I'll have to adjust the acid concentration, but for now it's one step at a time. I noticed the copper wire sat next to the tank has oxidised so that's back in the tank. I'll see what happens there. At a guess, the oxidation was CuCl or something like it - a bright blue/green powdery coating on the plain copper which was easily rubbed off. This is starting to get interesting :) Thanks, -- Phil. ygroups@... http://www.philpem.me.uk/
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Starting a CuCl etchant bath without H2O2
2013-08-03 by Philip Pemberton
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