Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Can this be used for soldering??
Document: This is a standard purchase for us and we re-order it regularly. It is used in several of our labs and the engineers are very satisfied with its quality and performance.
Great Product!!! I used this product to repair a short in the grounding circuit in my hp dv8t-1000 laptop. The WI-FI kept shorting out. I sent it back to HP twice to have this problem repaired, while it was still under warranty, but apparently HP's techs had no idea how to fix it, so they just returned it back to me with the same problem.
This tape was used for a art lamp shade I created, and it really put the finishing touch on the whole thing. It's very easy to use, and boy does it look classy! I'm going to order different widths for other projects I have in mind. I'm sure it works well for conductive shielding as well, but for fun things that you are doing, this really does a nice job.
I used this along with heavy-duty foil to create a faraday cage for my backup power system. The tape works really well, so well that you have to be careful in how you apply it. I started out by pealing back the entire length I needed, with the idea that I could tap it down at either end, then smooth it in the middle. Oops! It is on a coil, so it tends to twist.
Your gear will be protected. I used metal trash cans. They are sturdy and cheap, but they don't seal perfectly. When you use a conductive adhesive tape like this to seal the trash can and secondary enclosures, you are are protected from 100 KHz  up to 1 GHz with greater than - 50 dB attenuation at all frequencies inside that range.One last comment. The info on the web is mostly worthless. Dipping an FM radio into a trash can is all but meaningless.
It is the least expensive copper foil tape with conductive adhesive that I could find. It seems to be perfect for metal trash can Faraday enclosures and for sealing the foil-wrapped secondary Faraday enclosures used inside the metal can to achieve a &#62; -50 dB shielding effectiveness. At this level, most of your electronics can be saved in an EMP event. You need lots of tape if you plan to open the enclosure, use the items in the enclosure and repack the items inside your Faraday enclosures.
needed this for a special mosaic project and its perfect. tape is super sticky,  backing comes off easily, and its giving my project some great character.
The only downside is that while I now can prevent further slimy  incursion, the offending leafhole makers who are already in there are now trapped in there. That is a different problem to solve. AND! should any gardeners come over here to the science department for this stuff: a number of you complain on the slug tape listings that the sticky backing doesn't hold on your garden beds. Um, ok...leave the backing on and staple-gun it in place. There you go.
My computer is now fixed and NO MORE SHORTS. Amazon gave AMAZING delivery service. I ordered this product on a Friday night, and using ground delivery service, my product was delivered on Tuesday morning at 9:27am . GREAT JOB Amazon!! !
If you don't catch the other end it will roll up onto itself of course. Great tape either way.
Answer: no