An alloy of lead and tin that is used in electrical circuits.

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Alloy of tin and lead used in making electrical circuits:
An alloy consists of two or more metals, or a metal or non-metal. They form a homogeneous mixture.
The SOLDER alloy contains lead and tin metals in it.
It is also known as FUSE METAL ALLOY.
Its composition is $50 %$ tin and $50 %$ lead.
It is used to make electrical circuit as it has low melting point and it can indicate when high current is flowing.

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