fusibility
Ability to liquefy
Fusibility is the quality of being fusible—capable of being melted or fused.
The term appears mainly in technical contexts involving metals, glass, or other materials that can be liquefied by heat: The fusibility of the alloy makes it ideal for soldering.
Low fusibility means a substance resists melting; high fusibility means it melts readily.
Fusible bonding alloy
- alloyMetallic combination
- moltenLiquefied by extreme heat
- fluxContinuous change or flow
- meltingSolid-to-liquid transition
liquefaction · casting · founding · smelt · ingot · crucible · furnace · thermal
Low-temp metal fusion
- brazingFiller-metal bonding process
- joiningLinking into one
- forgeFurnace for shaping metal
- torchHandheld burning light source
arc · filler · seam · bead · welder · fabrication · autogenous · puddle
Able to deform permanently
- pliableCapable of bending easily
- workableAble to be implemented
- moldableCapable of being shaped
- formableAble to be molded
soft · yielding · plastic · thermoplastic · reshapable · meltable · liquescent · flowable
solder
Fusible bonding alloy
melting · liquefaction · casting · founding · smelt · ingot · crucible · furnace · thermal · temperature
bismuth
Element eighty-three
gallium · zinc · cadmium · pewter · solder · amalgam · bronze · brass · antimony · mercury
soldering
Low-temp metal fusion
torch · arc · filler · seam · bead · welder · fabrication · autogenous · puddle · weld
ductile
Able to deform permanently
formable · soft · yielding · plastic · thermoplastic · reshapable · meltable · liquescent · flowable · castable
fusibilityrigidity
State of being unbending
permanence · structural stability · fixedness · immutability · insolubility
confusion, fuse, fusion, refusal, infuse, diffuse, profuse, effusive, diffusion