The microstructure and thermal behavior of the Sn-Ag-Ga alloy, as well as those of the Sn-Ag and Sn-Ag-Bi alloys, were examined in this study. Results show that, similarly to Bi, Ga can decrease the melting point and extend the solidus/liquidus range. Both these low-temperature elements distributed nonuniformly and resulted in a mixed normal-coarse structure. However, unlike Bi, which was only detected in the Sn matrix, Ga dissolved in Ag 3 Sn and even transformed Ag 3 Sn into a new intermetallic phase, Ag 72 Ga 28 , within the coarse eutectic cells. It is believed that this could give rise to a specific two-stage nonequilibrium eutectic solidification feature.