Chemical Engineering - Materials and Construction
Exercise : Materials and Construction - Section 1
- Materials and Construction - Section 1
- Materials and Construction - Section 2
- Materials and Construction - Section 3
- Materials and Construction - Section 4
- Materials and Construction - Section 5
- Materials and Construction - Section 6
- Materials and Construction - Section 7
- Materials and Construction - Section 8
- Materials and Construction - Section 9
- Materials and Construction - Section 10
- Materials and Construction - Section 11
6.
Ceramic recuperators are generally made of
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Hammers and railway rails are normally made of
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Softness of silver can be converted into hardness by alloying it with small quantity of
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The addition of antimony in tin-based alloys improves its
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The melleability of a material is the property by virtue of which it can be rolled or hammered into thin sheets. Which of the following materials has the miximum malleability ?
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