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Precious Metals: Properties, Alloys, and Applications
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Precious Metals: Properties and Applications
Explores the properties, uses, and metallurgy of precious metals like gold, silver, palladium, platinum, iridium, ruthenium, rhodium, and osmium.
Precious Metals: Properties, Uses, and Alloys
Explores the properties, uses, and alloys of precious metals like ruthenium, rhodium, and platinum, as well as the metallurgy of gold and silver.
Phase Transformations in Alloys
Explores phase transformations in metals and alloys, discussing kinetics, structural hardening, and dislocation movement obstacles.
Metallurgical Processes: Hardening and Maturation
Explores metallurgical hardening processes and microstructure evolution in metals and alloys through heat treatment.
Metals and Alloys: Transformations and Properties
Explores the kinetics and properties of metals and alloys, emphasizing phase transitions and hardening mechanisms.
Metals and Alloys: Microstructures and Transformations
Explores metals and alloys, focusing on microstructures, transformations, energy footprints, and extraction processes.
Precious Metals Refining: Processes and Challenges
Explores the refining processes of precious metals, their supply and demand, and the challenges faced in the industry.
Metallurgy Fundamentals
Covers the fundamentals of metallurgy, including world reserves of metals, shaping processes, heat treatments, and steel properties.
Martensitic Transformation: Metals and Alloys
Explores the martensitic transformation in metals and alloys, emphasizing the role of carbon atoms and contrasting with diffusive transformations.
Precipitation Hardening in Alloys
Explores precipitation hardening in alloys, emphasizing the control of precipitation kinetics and the role of dislocations in strengthening mechanisms.