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A Guide to Working With Copper and Copper Alloys
THE Copper ADVANTAGEA Guide to Working With Copper and Copper Introduction .. 3 Conductivity .. 4 Strength .. 4 Formability .. 4 Joining .. 4 Corrosion .. 4 Copper is Antimicrobial .. 4 Color .. 5 Copper Alloy Families .. 5II. Physical Properties .. 8 Properties .. 8 Electrical & Thermal Conductivity .. 8 III. Mechanical Properties .. 12 Tensile Properties .. 12 IV. Chemical Properties .. 15 Biological Importance .. 15 Color & Tarnishing .. 16 Corrosion Resistance .. 16 Stress Corrosion .. 17V. Antimicrobial Behavior.
History is rich with evidence of copper’s biocidal ability. For example, the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Romans and ... tions and organic chemicals. ... Brasses containing between 32% and 39% zinc exhibit excellent hot working characteristics but limited cold work-
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