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The study investigates the creep properties of tin-antimony alloys, revealing that at temperatures below 150 °C, creep is primarily controlled by pipe diffusion with a stress exponent of 8. Antimony in solution has a minor impact on creep behavior, while higher antimony compositions lead to whiskerlike SbSn precipitates that alter the stress exponent and activation energy. The findings suggest that solder alloys strengthened by these precipitates can maintain significant creep strength at temperatures below
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