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Hardeninq of Copper, etc. 67 Hardening of (lopper and Copper Alloys.--Everitt gives the following recipe: Melt together and stir until thoroughly incorporated, copper, and from one to six per cent. of manganese oxide. The other ingredients for bronze or other alloys may then be added. The coplaer b
Zinc single crystals, containing varying amounts of copper or aluminium, have been subjected to plastic deformation in the uni-axial tensile test in the temperature range of 173473 K. The effect of the alloying additions and temperature on: initial forest dislocations density p,, (OOOl), critical re
The contribution of local order, and of the segregation of solute atoms at extended dislocations, to the strength of close-packed solid solutions are investigated quantitatively. The two effects are roughly of the same order of magnitude, but either may predominate in a particular alloy. The theoret