Admittedly, we have a pretty low bar for that kind of stuff ... its tendency to lower the melting point of tin and tin alloys like solder is what makes it a valuable addition to the toolkit.

For example, a tin/lead solder containing 63% tin and 37% lead is referred to as Sn 63 Pb 37. Due to increasing restrictions on products containing lead, the use of tin/lead solders and lead solders ...

Early soft soldering used pure tin (Sn), yet gradually alloys were sought that would fix issues like thermal cycling, shock resistance, electron migration, and the development of whiskers in tin ...

They are typically available in solid wire or cored with a rosin or acid flux. Soldering alloys are available in tin, lead, silver, copper, antimony and other compositions and can be fabricated into ...