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Looks like there is a new DIY PCB Etching Solution. If you have some Hydrogen Peroxide, Distilled White Vinegar and Salt you are ready to give it a try. Via: NBitWonder “Vinegar – Distilled White Vinegar – diluted with water to 5% acidity (Meijer) Hydrogen peroxide is what we call an oxidizing agent (a mild one), meaning that it easily accepts electrons from other species to form H2O (hydrogen peroxide itself is electron deficient). What happens when it “dissolves” copper metal is that a neutral copper metal atom releases two electrons, to form a Cu2+ ion in solution. All metals tend to release electrons to form positively charged species….we refer to anything that DONATES electrons as a reducing agents. The strength of metals as reducing agents varies and copper is a fairly weak reducing agent.” |
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April 11th, 2011
thats amazing. that makes etching at home a whole lot cheaper!
April 11th, 2011
Just use Hydrogen Peroxide (10-30%) and Hidrochloric Acid (10%), much easier.
April 14th, 2011
Hydrogen peroxide becomes less reactive in acidic species, and is therefore usually shipped in a weak acidic medium to prevent decomposition. It may be far more effective to destabilize the H2O2, using a base such as sodium Carbonate or Sodium Bicarbonate or Sodium Hydroxide, sold as Baking soda, Baking powder and Caustic Soda respectively.
Source – derived from Shumb, Satterfield, Wentworth ASC Monogram 128 “Hydrogen Peroxide”
April 17th, 2011
I once did an experiment with peroxide and found that the bottle said that once opened it had to be used quickly since it becomes useless in a short time.
That’s something that’s a bit annoying I find, because you need to do everything in one go and I don’t like to be rushed.
July 21st, 2011
I tried this for my first PCB etch. it works. took 3+ hours for 3×5 in board