JPH02201264A - Quantitative analysis of tin (ii) in tin plating bath - Google Patents

Quantitative analysis of tin (ii) in tin plating bath

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JPH02201264A
JPH02201264A JP1974489A JP1974489A JPH02201264A JP H02201264 A JPH02201264 A JP H02201264A JP 1974489 A JP1974489 A JP 1974489A JP 1974489 A JP1974489 A JP 1974489A JP H02201264 A JPH02201264 A JP H02201264A
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tin
plating bath
copper
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quantitative analysis
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Tadayuki Shidara
設楽 忠征
Kazuhiko Okumura
奥村 和彦
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Sumitomo Metal Mining Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To achieve a quantitative analysis of tin (II) in a tin plating bath by using tartaric acid or tartrate for tin (IV) in the quantitative analysis on the tin (II) in the tin plating bath in an EDTA titration method and thiourea for copper (II) as masking agent. CONSTITUTION:A plating bath liquid during an operation is sampled and a 1W/V% solution of tin (II), tin (IV) and copper (II) metal ions is sampled and mixed into the bath liquid so that an addition of the metal ions reaches a specified value. Moreover, a sodium potassium tartrate solution and a thiourea solution are added and mixed. In the result of an EDTA titration, the coexistence of tin (IV) and copper (II) has no effect on a titration value and in an EDTA titration, the tin (II) contained in the tin plating bath during the operation, the determination of the tin (II) is possible at a high accuracy free from the existence the tin (IV) and copper (II) contributing to a positive error.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は錫めっき浴に溶存する錫(II)を精度よく分
析する方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a method for accurately analyzing tin (II) dissolved in a tin plating bath.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

近年、電子工業部品製造の分野で無電解錫めっきの利用
が増大しつつある。 その理由はこの方法によると、め
っき皮膜の密着性が良好で、複雑な形状の材料に対して
も均一で平滑な錫めっきができることにある。 無電解
めっき浴は錫(II)金属塩、還元剤および緩衝剤を含
んでおり、めっき作業に際しては浴中錫(II)の消費
を逐次監視しつつ必要な薬剤を補給する必要がある。 
ところで通常新規調製しためっき浴中の錫(II)の定
量方法としてはEDTA (エチレンジアミン四酢酸)
滴定法が適用されている。 この方法は一定量の試料液
を採取し、緩衝剤とメチルチモールブルー(MTB)指
示薬を添加し、EDTAで滴定する方法である。 しか
しながら、調製直後のめっき浴であればこの方法でも利
用するのに差し支えないが、操業中のめっき浴の場合に
は錫(II)の酸化により錫(IV)が、さらに銅また
は銅合金に対するめっきでは部材の溶解により銅(II
)イオン等が溶出共存しており、これらの妨害のために
EDTA滴定法をそのままでは適用できないという問題
点があった。
In recent years, the use of electroless tin plating has been increasing in the field of manufacturing electronic industrial parts. The reason for this is that, according to this method, the adhesion of the plating film is good and uniform and smooth tin plating can be performed even on materials with complicated shapes. The electroless plating bath contains a tin (II) metal salt, a reducing agent, and a buffer agent, and during plating work, it is necessary to continuously monitor the consumption of tin (II) in the bath and replenish the necessary chemicals.
By the way, the usual method for quantifying tin (II) in a newly prepared plating bath is EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid).
Titration method is applied. In this method, a certain amount of sample solution is collected, a buffer and a methyl thymol blue (MTB) indicator are added, and the sample is titrated with EDTA. However, if it is a plating bath that has just been prepared, this method can be used, but in the case of a plating bath that is in operation, tin (IV) is produced by oxidation of tin (II), and further plating on copper or copper alloys. In this case, copper (II) is produced by melting the parts.
) ions and the like coexist in elution, and due to these interferences, there was a problem that the EDTA titration method could not be applied as it was.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problem to be solved by the invention]

本発明は適当なマスキング剤を使用することによって、
妨害元素の分離除去等の煩雑な操作を行うことな(、簡
単迅速に現場で実施できる分析方法を提供することを目
的とする。
By using a suitable masking agent, the present invention can
The purpose is to provide an analysis method that can be easily and quickly implemented on-site without the need for complicated operations such as separating and removing interfering elements.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

上記目的を達成するため本発明の方法はEDTA滴定法
で錫めっき浴中の錫(II)を定量分析する際に錫(r
V)に対しては酒石酸および/または酒石酸塩を、銅(
II)に対してはチオ尿素をマスキング剤として用いる
ことによって錫めっき浴中錫(II)の定量分析を行う
点に特徴がある。
In order to achieve the above object, the method of the present invention uses EDTA titration to quantitatively analyze tin (II) in a tin plating bath.
V), tartaric acid and/or tartrate, copper (
Regarding II), a feature is that the quantitative analysis of tin (II) in the tin plating bath is performed by using thiourea as a masking agent.

〔作用〕[Effect]

即ち、本発明の分析方法は錫(rV)対しては酒石酸お
よび/または酒石酸塩を用い、また銅(II)に対して
はチオ尿素を用い、それぞれ錯形成させることにより、
滴定条件においてEDTAとの配位子置換反応に対して
不活性な化学種と成してマスキングすることによって、
妨害金属イオンを分離除去する煩雑な操作を行うことな
(、そのままMTBを指示薬としてEDTA滴定するこ
とにある。 本発明法において酒石酸および/または酒
石酸塩、チオ尿素がマスキング効果を奏する理由は明ら
かではないが、錫(rV)−酒石酸および銅(II)−
チオ尿素錯体の滴定条件での安定度が、錫(rV)−E
DTAおよび銅(II)−EDTA錯体の安定度よりも
大きいために、錫(II)だけが定量的にEDTAと反
応することによるものと考えられる。
That is, the analytical method of the present invention uses tartaric acid and/or tartrate for tin (rV), and thiourea for copper (II), and by complexing them,
By masking it as an inert chemical species against the ligand displacement reaction with EDTA under titration conditions,
It is not clear why tartaric acid and/or tartrate salts and thiourea have a masking effect in the method of the present invention. No, but tin(rV)-tartaric acid and copper(II)-
The stability of the thiourea complex under titration conditions is
This is believed to be due to the fact that only tin(II) quantitatively reacts with EDTA because the stability is greater than that of DTA and the copper(II)-EDTA complex.

本定量法におけるマスキング剤の添加量とマスキングで
きる金属イオン量との関係を検討したところ、lOw/
v%酒石酸ナト酒石酸ナトリウムカリウム溶液1舶 また、5w/v%チオ尿素溶液10m込の添加で銅(I
I)の200mgまでをそれぞれマスクでき、しかもそ
の添加量では互いの錯形成やEDTAによる錫(II)
の滴定を妨害することはないことが分かった。 なお上
記の金属イオン量(2 0 0mg)は本定量法におけ
るめっき浴液採取量を5m込とするとそれぞれ4 0 
g/Qの濃度までの分析時の共存を許容することになり
、本定量法の適用対象の一つであるめっき浴(シトレイ
社製 ティンボジッ)  LT−34)の錫(II)含
有濃度が29、4g/込であることから、上記量のマス
キング剤を添加すれば充分マスキングし得ることが分か
る。
When we investigated the relationship between the amount of masking agent added and the amount of metal ions that can be masked in this quantitative method, we found that lOw/
Copper (I
It is possible to mask up to 200mg of each of I), and at that amount, it is possible to mask mutual complexation and tin(II) due to EDTA.
was found not to interfere with the titration of The amount of metal ions mentioned above (200 mg) is 400 mg, respectively, if the amount of plating bath solution collected in this quantitative method is 5 m.
This allows the coexistence of tin(II) up to a concentration of 29g/Q during analysis, and the tin(II) content of the plating bath (Timbojit LT-34, manufactured by Citray Co., Ltd.), which is one of the targets for this quantitative method, is 29g/Q. , 4 g/inclusive, it can be seen that sufficient masking can be achieved by adding the above amount of masking agent.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

本実施例においては、すべて特級試薬あるいはそれに準
拠する試薬を用い、水は蒸留水を用いた。
In this example, all special grade reagents or reagents based on them were used, and distilled water was used as water.

先ずマスキング剤の添加効果を確認するために以下の実
験を行った。 即ち実験No.1〜6では錫(■)、錫
(■)および銅(II)金属イオンの1w/v%溶液を
それぞれ金属イオン添加量fJ.E所定の値となるよう
に採取し、1 0 w/v%酒石酸ナトリウムカリウム
溶液10 m9, jニー 5w/v%チオ尿素溶液1
0m2とを添加して十分に混合し、1M酢酸−酢酸ナト
リウム緩衝液2、5 mlと水を20ないし30m1加
えてpHを約5とし、0.1 %MTB指示薬を数滴添
加した後0.05 M EDTA溶液を用いて攪拌しな
がら滴定した。 滴定液に錫(If)が含まれていれば
滴定前は青色を呈し終点では黄色へと変7色する。 各
実験No.の金属イオン添加量と滴定値および錫(II
)検出量を第1表に示す。 実験No. l, 2テは
錫(II) のほぼ100%が回収されたが、実験No
、3〜6ではMTB指示薬添加の時点で既に黄色を呈し
ており滴定不能であったが、錫(mV)や銅(II)が
存在しても滴定に正の誤差を与えないことが分かる。
First, the following experiment was conducted to confirm the effect of adding a masking agent. That is, experiment no. In Nos. 1 to 6, 1 w/v % solutions of tin (■), tin (■), and copper (II) metal ions were added in amounts of metal ions fJ. E Collect to the specified value, 10 w/v% sodium potassium tartrate solution 10 m9, j 5 w/v% thiourea solution 1
Add 0 ml of 1M acetic acid-sodium acetate buffer and mix thoroughly, add 2.5 ml of 1M acetic acid-sodium acetate buffer and 20 to 30 ml of water to bring the pH to about 5, add a few drops of 0.1% MTB indicator, and then add 0.0 ml of 1M acetic acid-sodium acetate buffer. Titrated with 05M EDTA solution while stirring. If the titrant contains tin (If), it will turn blue before the titration and change to yellow at the end point. Each experiment no. The amount of metal ions added, titration value, and tin (II)
) The detected amounts are shown in Table 1. Experiment No. Almost 100% of tin(II) was recovered in Experiment No. 1 and 2, but in Experiment No.
, 3 to 6 were already yellow at the time of addition of the MTB indicator and titration was impossible, but it can be seen that even the presence of tin (mV) and copper (II) does not cause a positive error in titration.

実験No、7〜12では操業中のめっき浴液(シトレイ
社製 ティンポジット LT−34)をそれぞれ5m込
採取しこれに錫(■)、錫(IV)および銅(II)金
属イオンの1w/v%溶液をそれぞれ金属イオン添加量
が所定の値となるように採取して混合し、さらに酒石酸
ナトリウムカリウム溶液とチオ尿素溶液とを前記と同様
添加混合した。 各混合条件と滴定結果を第1表に示す
In Experiment Nos. 7 to 12, 5 m of each plating bath solution (Tinposit LT-34 manufactured by Citray) was sampled during operation, and 1 w/w of tin (■), tin (IV) and copper (II) metal ions were collected. v % solution was collected and mixed so that the amount of metal ions added was a predetermined value, and then a sodium potassium tartrate solution and a thiourea solution were added and mixed in the same manner as above. Table 1 shows the mixing conditions and titration results.

EDTA滴定の結果、錫(・■)および銅(II)の共
存はともに滴定値にはなんら影響を与えずめっき浴中の
錫(II)は約130mgであることが分かった。 即
ちこの錫めっき浴に含まれる錫(■)の濃度は26.0
  g/込であることが分かった。 なお錫(II) 
ffiはEDTAの滴定値から次式により計算した。
As a result of EDTA titration, it was found that the coexistence of both tin (.■) and copper (II) had no effect on the titration value, and the amount of tin (II) in the plating bath was about 130 mg. That is, the concentration of tin (■) contained in this tin plating bath is 26.0
It turned out that it was g/inclusive. Furthermore, tin (II)
ffi was calculated from the titration value of EDTA using the following formula.

Sn (II) = 5.93  X  fEDlp 
 X滴定値[mg]   [mg/rl]   [−]
    [mu]ここで、fED工、は0.05 M 
EDTA溶液の力価を表わす。
Sn (II) = 5.93 x fEDlp
X titration value [mg] [mg/rl] [-]
[mu] Here, fED engineering is 0.05 M
Represents the titer of the EDTA solution.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によって、操業中の錫めっき浴に含まれる錫(I
[)のEDTA滴定に際し、正の誤差を与える錫(IV
)及び銅(II)が共存しても、きわめて高い精度で錫
(II)の定量が可能となり、きめ細かい浴管理に必要
な錫(II)濃度に関する情報の入手が簡単迅速にでき
るようになった。
According to the present invention, tin (I) contained in the tin plating bath during operation is
In the EDTA titration of [), tin (IV
) and copper (II) coexist, it is now possible to quantify tin (II) with extremely high accuracy, and it has become possible to easily and quickly obtain information on the tin (II) concentration necessary for detailed bath management. .

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] EDTA滴定法で錫めっき浴の錫(II)を定量分析する
に際し、錫(IV)に対しては酒石酸および/または酒石
酸塩を、銅(II)に対してはチオ尿素をマスキング剤と
して用いることを特徴とする錫めっき浴中錫(II)の定
量分析法。
When quantitatively analyzing tin (II) in a tin plating bath using the EDTA titration method, use tartaric acid and/or tartrate as a masking agent for tin (IV) and thiourea as a masking agent for copper (II). A quantitative analysis method for tin (II) in a tin plating bath, characterized by:
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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
EP0501480A2 (en) * 1991-03-01 1992-09-02 C. Uyemura & Co, Ltd Analysis of tin, lead or tin-lead alloy plating solution

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
EP0501480A2 (en) * 1991-03-01 1992-09-02 C. Uyemura & Co, Ltd Analysis of tin, lead or tin-lead alloy plating solution
US5294554A (en) * 1991-03-01 1994-03-15 C. Uyemura & Co., Ltd. Analysis of tin, lead or tin-lead alloy plating solution

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