In soldering nickel-cobalt-chromium alloys and stainless steel, the function of the fluoride flux is
to reduce the copper-oxide content of the alloy
to reduce the formation of chromium oxide during soldering.
to lower the melting range of the solder
to stop the flow of the molten solder onto undesired areas
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