I need a little more info before I can help. What is the adhesive? Who makes it? I can't answer without knowing a little more.
However, the adhesive properties can be evaluated against a control, "known to be good" sample of the adhesive. I suggest using a combination of instruments, such as DSC and TGA, and FTIR to take a look at thermal characteristics of "good" vs "suspect".
I can be more specific if I know more about the adhesive itself.
Jim Williams
Chairman
Polyonics, Inc.
Jim Willimas is a PhD Chemist in Polymers and Materials Science. He specialize in printing, cleaning, inks, and coatings used in electronics manufacturng operations. Williams has more than 30 years experience.
I need a little more info before I can help. What is the adhesive? Who makes it? I can't answer without knowing a little more.
However, the adhesive properties can be evaluated against a control, "known to be good" sample of the adhesive.
I suggest using a combination of instruments, such as DSC and TGA, and FTIR to take a look at thermal characteristics of "good" vs "suspect".
I can be more specific if I know more about the adhesive itself.
Jim Williams
Chairman
Polyonics, Inc.
Jim Willimas is a PhD Chemist in Polymers and Materials Science. He specialize in printing, cleaning, inks, and coatings used in electronics manufacturng operations. Williams has more than 30 years experience.
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