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science studies.
Alloys are
usually classified as
substitutional or
interstitial alloys,
depending on the
atomic arrangement that
forms the
alloy. They can be...
- zinc.
There are two prin****l classifications,
namely casting alloys and
wrought alloys, both of
which are
further subdivided into the
categories heat-treatable...
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Titanium alloys are
alloys that
contain a
mixture of
titanium and
other chemical elements. Such
alloys have very high
tensile strength and
toughness (even...
- code name "Tube
Alloys". His Tube
Alloys Directorate was part of the
Department of
Scientific and
Industrial Research. The Tube
Alloys programme in Britain...
- and zirconium.
Magnesium alloys have a
hexagonal lattice structure,
which affects the
fundamental properties of
these alloys.
Plastic deformation of the...
- gold
alloys can be used for many
different purposes.
Nickel alloys are hard and strong, and
therefore good for
rings and pins. Gold-palladium
alloys are...
- This is a list of
named alloys grouped alphabetically by the
metal with the
highest percentage.
Within these headings, the
alloys are also
grouped alphabetically...
-
composition and the main
applications of
common reactor-grade
alloys are
summarized below.
These alloys contain less than 0.3% of iron and
chromium and 0.1–0...
- polypropylene.
Titanium can be
allo**** with iron, aluminium, vanadium, and molybdenum,
among other elements. The
resulting titanium alloys are strong, lightweight...
- High-entropy
alloys (HEAs) are
alloys that are
formed by
mixing equal or
relatively large proportions of (usually) five or more elements.
Prior to the...
