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Brittleness is not restricted to arsenical copper, but may be produced in copper free from arsenic; it is developed by cold working copper and annealing it; experiments carried out to test influence of selenium; intensity of brittleness was not increased when this element was present in relatively large quantities. (See also - discussion p 381-2)
Brittleness is not restricted to arsenical copper, but may be produced in copper free from arsenic; it is developed by cold working copper and annealing it; experiments carried out to test influence of selenium; intensity of brittleness was not increased when this element was present in relatively large quantities. (See also - discussion p 381-2)
Brittleness in copper
Inst Metals -- Proc
Blazey, C. (author)
1931
29 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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