No.
So can I ... but, as I and others have said, the requirements for a soldered electrical joint is that it should be 'mechanically sound' even before it is soldered - i.e. that the joint would still 'remain sound' even if the solder all melted - which is something that neither your nor I could say about our soldered joints on copper pipes
It's not really melting of the solder which is a realistic possibility to think about - but there are much more common ways in which a soldered joint can fail - hence the requirement for an electrical joint to be 'mechanically sound' before it is soldered.
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