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The main reason why there has been no revolutionary change is that the chemistry of zinc differs radically from that of the other metals , and that these differences control the type of apparatus that can be used .
The main reason why there has been no revolutionary change is that the chemistry of zinc differs radically from that of the other metals , and that these differences control the type of apparatus that can be used .
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THE hardening effect of the various forms of cold work on metals and alloys has long been known and utilised in the arts ... ( 3 ) It has hitherto been accepted as a metal which does not possess any allotropic transformation between its ...
THE hardening effect of the various forms of cold work on metals and alloys has long been known and utilised in the arts ... ( 3 ) It has hitherto been accepted as a metal which does not possess any allotropic transformation between its ...
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Special Courses on Assaying , Metallography ( including Pyrometry ) , the Metal- lurgy of Gold and Silver , the Metallurgy of Iron and Steel , Heat Treatment of Metals and Alloys , Mechanical Testing of Metals and Alloys .
Special Courses on Assaying , Metallography ( including Pyrometry ) , the Metal- lurgy of Gold and Silver , the Metallurgy of Iron and Steel , Heat Treatment of Metals and Alloys , Mechanical Testing of Metals and Alloys .
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Bellingham L Zeiss Abbe Refractometer 244 School 39 | 11 |
Edwards Prof C A The Hardness of Metals 239 and electric Effects 215 | 28 |
Coe H S death 269 Cunningham Dr Brysson Sea Aggression 505 | 46 |
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| Title | Nature, Volume 102 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Contributor | Biodiversity Heritage Library |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1918 |
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