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soft-solder

 

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Noun soft-solder has 1 sense
  1. soft solder - solder that melts at a relatively low temperature
    --1 is a kind of solder
Verb soft-solder has 1 sense
  1. soft-solder - repair with soft-solder
    --1 is one way to
    solder
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s something

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Soft Solder

Noun (Chemistry): Soft solder refers to a type of soldering material that has a low melting point and is commonly made of a combination of tin and lead. It is primarily used for joining or bonding metal components together, as it melts and solidifies at a lower temperature compared to other types of solder.

Example Sentence: The plumber used soft solder to connect the copper pipes.

Verb: To soft solder means to join or bond metal components together using soft solder material. This process involves melting the solder with a soldering iron or torch and applying it to the joint to create a secure and durable connection.

Example Sentence: The electronics technician carefully soft soldered the wires to ensure a reliable electrical connection.

Adjective: Soft solder, when used as an adjective, describes a type of solder joint or connection made using soft solder material. It typically implies a lower melting temperature and a less durable bond compared to hard soldered joints.

Example Sentence: The weak spot in the circuit board's design was the soft solder connection, which tended to break under stress.

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