Titlebook: Introduction to Engineering Materials; Vernon John Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 engine.engineering materi

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Atomic Structure and Bondinge various atoms are bonded to one another in the make-up of bulk materials play a major part in determining the final properties of any material. For example, it is the different nature of the interatomic bonding in metals, as compared with polymer materials, which allows for electrical conduction i

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Non-ferrous Metals and Alloysy of the other metallic elements play an important part in engineering, both as alloying elements and as metals in their own right. The role of some of these, including beryllium, cobalt, molybdenum and tungsten, as alloying elements in some steels and non-ferrous alloys is mentioned in this and the

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Iron and Steelt in these materials are still in service. The pattern of working was revolutionised in 1856, when Sir Henry Bessemer introduced his . process for steel making. The . process followed a decade later, and these two processes held sway for almost a century until the introduction, in the 1950s, of oxyg

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