Principles of Metallography
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1 The preparation of aluminum alloys for metallographic examination presents some difficulties. The preliminary polishing should always be done on emery papers mois- tened with oil and the final polishing cloths must never be allowed to dry. Liquid abrasives are absolutely neces- sary for successful results. The structure of the polished alloys is developed by immersion in dilute hydrofluoric acid followed by treatment with nitric acid. For detail work a 0. 10 per cent, solution of sodium hydro...xide in 50 per cent, alcohol is recommended.
Copper and Its Alloys. Enormous quantities of pure copper are used in the electrical industry because of its 1 An excellent discussion of aluminum alloys is given by MERICA, Chem. And Met. Eng. , 19 (1918), 135 and Bull. 76, Bureau of Standards, April, 1919.
THE NON-FERROUS ALLOYS OF TECHNICAL IMPORTANCE 71 very high conductivity. Copper forms solid solutions with many of the common elements, including practically all of those with which it is associated in its production from the ore.
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1 The preparation of aluminum alloys for metallographic examination presents some difficulties. The preliminary polishing should always be done on emery papers mois- tened with oil and the final polishing cloths must never be allowed to dry. Liquid abrasives are absolutely neces- sary for successful results. The structure of the polished alloys is developed by immersion in dilute hydrofluoric acid followed by treatment with nitric acid. For detail work a 0. 10 per cent, solution of sodium hydro...xide in 50 per cent, alcohol is recommended.
Copper and Its Alloys. Enormous quantities of pure copper are used in the electrical industry because of its 1 An excellent discussion of aluminum alloys is given by MERICA, Chem. And Met. Eng. , 19 (1918), 135 and Bull. 76, Bureau of Standards, April, 1919.
THE NON-FERROUS ALLOYS OF TECHNICAL IMPORTANCE 71 very high conductivity. Copper forms solid solutions with many of the common elements, including practically all of those with which it is associated in its production from the ore.
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