Maybe. They have to be rated to survive those temperatures for short periods of time during reflow soldering. Apparently flash memory is rated to last a minim

Maybe. They have to be rated to survive those temperatures for short periods of time during reflow soldering. Apparently flash memory is rated to last a minimum of 10 hours baking at 125c, or 360 hours at 85c. The decay is exponential, so in theory 30-60min at 230c should do a lot more damage. But I'm not sure you should rely on it, that 10 hours @ 125c number is for when the bit-errors exceed the capabilities of the ECC. The data will be partially recoverable for much longer. Or you might have some flash which does a lot better than the minimum spec. https://www.eeweb.com/blog/eli_tiomkin/industrial-temperature-and-nand-flash-in-ssd-products https://www.eeweb.com/blog/eli_tiomkin/industrial-temperatur...