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Corrosion and Contamination of Hard Disc in Computer

Goswami B., Dasgupta A., Gupta R.N.

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Corrosion and contamination of hard disc in computer is the study about effects of exogenous as well as indigenous contaminations, hydration and reactions by exposure to environment. Corrosion control in electronics concerning various protection methods have been an important field of design. Increase of packaging density of electronics has resulted in an increase in sensitivity to corrosive effects of environment. This has presented evaluation methods for corrosive effect of environment, various types of corrosion mechanisms and protection methods.

Keywords: Alloy, cobalt, computer, digital evidence, electrochemical, garbage collection, hard disc, hydration, magnetics, self-contamination, solid-state drive, thin film

Cite this Article: Goswami B., Dasgupta A., Gupta R.N. Corrosion and Contamination of Hard Disc in Computer. International Journal of Solid State Materials. 2019; 5(1): 15–30p.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijssm.v5i1.73

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