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Technician A says that a soldering gun must be energized for several minutes before it warms up to the melting point of solder. Technician B says that a soldering torch is heated by burning butane gas. Who is right

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Technician A says that a soldering gun must be energized for several minutes before it warms up to the melting point of solder. Technician B says that a soldering torch is heated by burning butane gas. Who is right

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Technician A is not entirely correct. A soldering gun does need to be energized before it can melt solder, but it typically only takes a few seconds to a minute, not several minutes.

Technician B is correct. A soldering torch is indeed heated by burning butane gas.

So, Technician B is right.

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