Jootematerjal
Jootematerjal, often referred to as solder, is a fusible metal alloy used in soldering, which is a process of joining metal workpieces when they are melted. The key characteristic of jootematerjal is its lower melting point than the metals being joined. This allows the solder to melt and flow between the surfaces of the workpieces, creating a strong electrical and mechanical bond once it solidifies.
Historically, jootematerjal was primarily composed of tin and lead. However, due to environmental and health concerns
The application of jootematerjal involves heating the workpieces and the solder to the solder's melting point.