There are several alloys of various metals, such as alloys of Aluminium, Potassium, Iron, Cobalt, Nickel, Copper, Gallium, Silver, Tin, Gold, Mercury, Lead, Bismuth, Zirconium, and rare earth. Based ...

THIS volume is the first part of a review and summary of published information and available unpublished data on the alloys of iron and chromium containing less than 10 per cent of chromium.

Superalloys are nickel, cobalt or iron-based alloys with elevated temperature strength, creep properties, and oxidation resistance. Superalloys can be categorized by the base element that makes up the ...

“Samarium–cobalt magnets would have been wonderful ... suitable intermetallic phases that formed in the rare-earth–iron alloy systems, like those that formed in the rare-earth–cobalt ...

These are often alloys of iron, nickel and cobalt. Substances that can only be temporarily magnetised are described as magnetically soft. Iron is magnetically soft – it can be easily magnetised ...

“Special alloys are materials that are composed of alloys such as nickel, titanium, cobalt, and iron that maintain their mechanical properties even in the face of rapid temperature changes and ...