white tin
"White tin" is a common and stable form of tin, notable for its silvery-white appearance and resistance to corrosion.
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Definition
C1Chemistry
(technical, academic)A stable, metallic form of tin that appears silvery-white and is stable above 13.2°C (55.8°F).
Example
- White tin is used in many chemical processes due to its stability at room temperature.
B2Materials Science
(technical)The common form of tin used in industry, known for its corrosion resistance and application in plating and soldering.
Example
- White tin is often used to coat other metals to prevent corrosion.
- In electronics, white tin is a popular choice for soldering due to its durability.
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