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What two metals make up soft solder?

Lead and tin

At what temperature does soft solder typically begin to melt?

183°C183°C

What does active flux do during soldering?

Removes and prevents oxides

What type of work is resin-cored solder particularly useful for?

Electrical and electronic work

Why is the soldering iron bit made of copper?

Good heat conduction & solder affinity

How should non-ferrous metals be cleaned before soldering?

With emery cloth or wire wool

What indicates a soldering iron is ready for tinning?

A green flame appears around it

What metals are silver solders made from?

Silver, copper and zinc

What is the melting temperature range for silver solder?

600°C600°C to 830°C830°C

What is the common composition of spelter used in brazing?

6060% copper and 4040% zinc

At approximately what temperature does spelter melt?

900°C900°C

What must parts have for capillary action to work properly?

A close fit together

Why aren't thermoplastic adhesives suitable for some applications?

Not suitable for high temperatures

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