A welding process for joining materials that employs molten metal to permanently join the conductors together is called __________ welding.

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The welding process described is exothermic welding which uses a chemical reaction to create the heat necessary for welding. Stick welding uses a consumable electrode to create an arc and join materials. Thermal welding typically involves melting the materials being joined with a heat source. Cohesive welding is not a commonly used term in welding and does not accurately describe the process described.

A Welding Process for Joining Materials That Employs Molten Metal