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Copper corrosion

2008-02-26View Original

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Excuse me, when measuring the corrosion of copper sheets, what do 0-5 correspond to? I know that 0 means no corrosion and 5 means severe corrosion. What about the others?
Reply #22008-02-26
Divide according to standards (color comparison method): 1 Mild 2 Moderate 3 Deep 4 Corrosion
Reply #32008-02-27
During the test, the surface of the copper sheet is corroded by the model to be tested. The degree of corrosion is divided into four levels.; 1: Mild discoloration ---------- light orange, almost the same as new copper pieces ; dark orange 2: Moderate discoloration------------- purple-red ; light red ; Multicolored with lilac or silver, or both, overlaid on fuchsia ; silver ; Brass or golden yellow 3: Deep Discoloration--------------Magenta overlaid on brassy multicolor ; Multicolor with red and green display (malachite green), but without gray 4 corrosion ----------- transparent black, dark gray or brown with only malachite green ; Graphite black or matte black ; glossy black or jet black shiny black

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