Lecture

Copper Alloys: Properties and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the properties and applications of copper alloys, focusing on the effects of alloying elements like phosphorus and hydrogen on the conductivity and stability of copper. It discusses the formation of vapor bubbles, the impact of heating in the presence of hydrogen, and the purification process. Additionally, it explores the structural hardening of alloys, the role of recrystallization, and the influence of alloying elements like silver. The lecture also delves into the characteristics of bronzes and brasses, highlighting their phase diagrams and intermetallic compositions.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Organic chemistry: Organometallic chemistry

Chemical engineering

Materials science: Alloys

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