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Solder traditionally used in electronics is an alloy of:
- Copper and zinc
- Tin and lead
- Iron and chromium
- Aluminum and silicon
Answer
B. Tin and lead
Solution
Lead-free solders (Sn–Ag–Cu) are now common for environmental reasons.
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