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Flux is used when soldering, in order to __________.

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Flux is used when soldering, in order to __________.

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• Flux in soldering and what it does to metal surfaces • Difference between cleaning, tinning, and making solder flow • What actually causes solder to melt and spread: heat vs. chemicals

💭 Think About

• Think about what problem exists on metal surfaces before you solder and how that problem affects the bond. • Ask yourself: does flux mostly change the metal’s temperature, the solder’s melting point, or the condition of the surfaces being joined? • Consider which choice describes the primary purpose of flux, not just a side effect of a good solder joint.

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• Which option deals directly with the condition of the metal surfaces where the solder is applied? • Which option confuses the effect of heating with the chemical role of flux? • Verify which process (tinning, flowing, or cleaning) must happen first so the others can happen properly.

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Question 1 of 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d45314

Flux is used when soldering, in order to __________.

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Flux is used when soldering, in order to __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Flux in soldering and what it does to metal surfaces • Difference between cleaning, tinning, and making solder flow • What actually causes solder to melt and spread: heat vs. chemicals

💭 Think About

• Think about what problem exists on metal surfaces before you solder and how that problem affects the bond. • Ask yourself: does flux mostly change the metal’s temperature, the solder’s melting point, or the condition of the surfaces being joined? • Consider which choice describes the primary purpose of flux, not just a side effect of a good solder joint.

✅ Before You Answer

• Which option deals directly with the condition of the metal surfaces where the solder is applied? • Which option confuses the effect of heating with the chemical role of flux? • Verify which process (tinning, flowing, or cleaning) must happen first so the others can happen properly.

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