What role does fluoride flux play during the soldering process?

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It stops copper oxide from forming.It inhibits the creation of chromium oxide or breaks down the chromic oxide layer.It blocks solder from spreading to unwanted areas.It enhances the solder joint's mechanical strength.

Explanation

Fluoride flux is primarily used to prevent the formation of chromium oxide or to dissolve the existing chromic oxide layer during soldering, ensuring better adhesion. It does not mainly act to prevent copper oxide formation, control solder flow, or increase solder strength.