Effect Of Impurities On Mechanical Properties Of Electrolytic Titanium

Author : Alfred Buch
Publisher : ASM International(OH)
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 384 pages
Book Rating : 4.3/5 (91 download)

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Download or read book Pure Metals Properties written by Alfred Buch and published by ASM International(OH). This book was released on 1999 with total page 384 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Machine generated contents note: Section I -- Summary tables for description and comparison of -- various properties of pure metals -- Table 1 Crystallographic and electronic structures of metals1 -- Table 2 Periodic table of elements. Mendeleyev's system with -- division into metals and non-metal elements 4 -- Table 3 Atomic weight, pure metals density and crystal structure -- given in alphabetical sequence of metal names6 -- Table 4 Crystallographic structures of monographic metals9 -- Table 5 Crystallographic modifications of polymorphic metals10 -- Table 6 Some physical properties (atomic volume, heat of fusion, -- electrical resistivity) together with calculated total metal -- heat capacity in the sequence of atomic numbers11 -- Table 7 Melting points in alphabetical sequence of metal names13 -- Table 8 Some physical properties (melting point, thermal conductivity, -- specific heat) together with the thermal coefficients of -- electrical resistivity and linear expansion in the sequence -- of atomic numbers . 14 -- Table 9 Physical properties of several important metals at elevated -- temperatures (specific heat, electrical resistivity, -- thermal expansion)15 -- Table 10 Tensile modulus of elasticity E of very pure metals together -- with their annealing temperature, given in alphabetical -- sequence, according to Koster's measurements19 -- Table 11 Full set of elasticity modulus (E, G, PR and B) of pure metals20 -- References to Section I22 -- Section II -- Effects of some factors on the mechanical properties of pure metals -- Chapter 1. Effect of impurity concentrations23 -- Chapter 2. Effect of temperature33 -- Chapter 3. Regularity in change of some properties55 -- Chapter 4. Periodic changes in some properties with the atomic number 64 -- Chapter 5. Hardness of pure metals73 -- Chapter 6. Relations for some strength parameters78 -- Chapter 7. Fatigue and creep82 -- References to Section II91 -- List of Tables93 -- List of Figures95 -- Section III -- Properties of all metallic elements in the sequence -- of subgroups of the periodic table -- Chapter 1. Alkaline metals Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs97 -- Chapter 2. Alkaline earth metals Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, B107 -- Chapter 3. Rare earth metals Sc, Y, La, Lanthanides123 -- Chapter 4. Ti, Zr, Hf137 -- Chapter 5. V, Nb, Ta154 -- Chapter 6. Cr, Mo, W168 -- Chapter 7. Mn, Tc, Re184 -- Chapter 8. Fe, Co, Ni194 -- Chapter 9. Platinides - Pt, Pd, Rh, Ir, Os, Ru207 -- Chapter 10. Cu, Au, Ag220 -- Chapter 11. Zn, Cd, Hg230 -- Chapter 12. Al, Ga, In, TI237 -- Chapter 13. Si, Ge, Sn, Pb . 246 -- Chapter 14. As, Sb, Bi256 -- Chapter 15. Actinides263 -- References to Section III276 -- List of Tables279 -- List of Symbols and Abbreviations291 -- Subject Index293.