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Corrosion of Copper sO 7 - 26 - zer and state that it need not be present in excess of 0.10% to furnish complete protection. Corrosion of the Cu-Zn alloys with or without a¢ additions of iron and tin was studied by Desch and Whyte (69)
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Corrosion of Copper . - 27 « Tin as a constituent.
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Corrosion of Copper - 28 - * corrosion of the latter and he points out that the iron is easily renewed.
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oe eel ee Corrosion of Copper oe 29 ~ the electrolytic action between the copper of the condenser tubes and the iron of spirals enclosing them. Isherwood (19)
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Corrocion of Copper | - 30 = ferent metals or alloys, however. Seligman and Williams (112)
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Corrosion of Copper - 31 ~ cology of the heavy metals. Just recently Ariola (143)
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Copper Bibl.
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