The melting point of solder is around 300 degrees C. The low melting point is the reason it is useful for soldering.
The melting point of solder will depend on what the solder of composed of. The most common solder has a melting point of 361.4 degrees F.
The freezing and melting point of any pure substance should be the same ... if it's not, you're heating/cooling it too fast."Hot Glue" is not a single compound, so it doesn't have a sharply defined melting point. Depending on the composition of the "glue", it will melt at a lower or higher temperature. In practice, most hot-melt adhesives are either "low-melt" (designed for use in a glue gun operating at about 120 degrees Celsius) or "high-melt" (designed for guns that operate at around 190 degrees Celsius).
Freezing and melting points are equivalent.
between 180 Celsius and 200 Celsius
Over 9000
Epoxy is the type of glue to use on bakelite.
Super glue or epoxy.
yes it's a physical change
Many kinds of glue fit that requirement. Epoxy and silicone glues are definitely leaders in that.
Hey, what is the melting point temperature?OrHouston's weather is like the melting point temperature?
There are no health risks of epoxy glue,unless you ingest it.
Epoxy itself is glue that will hold to metal.
Yes you can use epoxy glue inside. You can use it anywhere.
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You can find epoxy glue at most hardware stores and at Walmart, Rona and Home Depot.
Any of the normal epoxy glues would be usable for this.
Epoxy if not much to glue. PL200 in caulk tubes if there is lots to glue.
Epoxy or E6000 would be nest. White glue won't stick to the jewellery.
ABS Yellow glue by Oatey's is by far the best cement for ABS. I have tried many things and using epoxy is not as good as a solvent bond, which is literally melting the components together.
There are hundreds of different types of glue. Super glue, crazy glue, white glue, yellow glue, fast epoxy, silicone, slow epoxy, ABS pipe glue , just to mention a few.