As electronic components become increasingly complex, the degree of corrosion that can be tolerated is greatly decreasing. A method of protecting electronic components from corrosion should not alter performance of circuitry or contacts, and should offer some degree of protection to a wide variety of metal alloys. Steps taken to reduce corrosion of electronic components to date have only been partially successful, therefore, new methods need to be adopted to further reduce corrosion of electronic components. The scope of this paper is to show that a properly formulated mixture of volatile corrosion inhibitors can be used to effectively protect electronic metals from corrosion. Comparisons of three volatile corrosion inhibitors were carried out on a variety of metal test specimens in corrosive environments.