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Under a certain temperature and humidity environment, harmful gases such as , , and N are used to accelerate corrosion of materials or products, and reproduce the degree of damage suffered by materials or products within a certain time range. Assessment of the gas corrosion resistance of materials and protective layers, and comparison of process quality of similar protective layers, can also be used to assess the gas corrosion resistance of certain products.
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Protective layers of communication products and peripheral parts, automotive electronics, electronic components, connectors, metal materials, electronic and electrical products, and electronic and electrical products.
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)B/.- ( --:) Environmental testing of electrical and electronic products Part 1: Test method test: Flow mixing Gas Corrosion Test;
)B/ .- Environmental Testing of Electrical and Electronic Products Part 1: Test Methods Test: High Concentration Sulfur Dioxide Test;
)B/ .- Basic Environmental Testing Procedures for Electrical and Electronic Products Test: Contact Points Test methods for sulfur dioxide and connectors;