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The energy stored in a gold-silver alloy

โœ Scribed by A. Wolfenden

Book ID
116057232
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1969
Weight
234 KB
Volume
3
Category
Article
ISSN
0036-9748

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Thr energy storctl in an S2.6 gold-17.4 silvpr (b>-weight) alloy, cold-worked at -1% C and al 1'00nt t cmprratwe, ha,s been measured by tin-solution calorimetry. The effect, of nwlealing upon the rue~p>-cw>tnlt retained by samples deformed at t,hese trmperat~ures has been investigated. The stored el

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The energy stored in chips formed by drilling at room temperature and at -195ยฐC has been determined for five gold-silver alloys in the composition range from 35 to 98 atomic per cent Au. The stored energy varies with composition by a factor of nearly 5 at room temperature and by nearly 3 at -195ยฐC.