In all seriousness though there must be an element of lead in the fumes no
matter what the supposed vaporisation level of the solder is. As in much the
same way as harmful levels of lead were found in water running through lead
pipes. These pipes weren't at vaporisation temperature to pass small amounts
into the water running through it. Likewise the flux core in the lead solder
would 'surely' have a concentration of lead in it no matter how
insignificant an amount it might be.

73'
Graham

yes, that would be called leaching, and lead does not leach into the air. it
would also be due to water 'erosion' of the solder. it IS rather soft..

yes, I am serious. no lead in the solder fumes.

if there was lead in the solder fumes, then most every ham end electronic
tinkerer would have serious health problems.

Ahhhhhhh

That explains it

And

Confirms the ramblings of MattD

Where is he by the way

Someone hasn't filled is boots with lead and heaved him overboard I hope

Unlike Nick he will be missed

DieSea