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Nichrome (also
known as NiCr, nickel-chromium or chromium-nickel) is a
family of
alloys of
nickel and
chromium (and
occasionally iron)
commonly used as...
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slots into
which bread is inserted, and
heating elements,
often made of
nichrome wire, to
generate heat and
toast the
bread to the
desired level of crispiness...
- were
shipped via air to
minimize oxidation risk and U.S.-made
Nichrome-Silver-
Nichrome(NSN) was the most po****r
formulation based on
regional sales volume...
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gauze may be
woven from
metals including iron, steel, copper, and
nichrome.
Nichrome alloy provides long life
expectancy and tear resistance. The edges...
- In
comparison to
other types of
resistance wire used in
vaping such as
Nichrome, titanium-alloy and
stainless steel,
Kanthal is
durable enough to withstand...
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heating element in most
dryers is a bare,
coiled nichrome wire that is
wrapped around mica insulators.
Nichrome is used due to its high resistivity, and low...
- (lead, tin) Wood's
metal (lead, tin, cadmium)
Chromium hydride (hydrogen)
Nichrome (nickel)
Ferrochrome (iron)
Elgiloy (cobalt, chromium, nickel, iron, molybdenum...
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electric ovens and
water heaters, and in
specialized forms for cooktops.
Nichrome, a non-magnetic 80/20
alloy of
nickel and chromium, is the most common...
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electric heating devices use
nichrome wire as the
active element; the
heating element,
depicted on the right, uses
nichrome wire
supported by
ceramic insulators...
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Zealand William Hoskins (inventor) (1862–1934),
American co-inventor of
nichrome and
modern billiard chalk W. G.
Hoskins (William
George Hoskins, 1908–1992)...
