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OUTM showsuge UTM TM Figure 5 OUTM OUTMO Figure 5 showed applications of alloys as roofing materials (Figure 5a) and automotive body parts (Figure 5b). Suggest non-ferrous alloys that could satisfy each application. Justify your selection with the inclusion of comparison for mechanical strength requirements between both applications.

OUTM showsuge UTM TM Figure 5 OUTM OUTMO Figure 5 showed applications of alloys as roofing materials (Figure 5a) and automotive body parts (Figure 5b). Suggest non-ferrous alloys that could satisfy each application. Justify your selection with the inclusion of comparison for mechanical strength requirements between both applications.

Chemistry: Principles and Practice
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Problem 1.13QE: Are all alloys homogeneous solutions? Explain your answer.
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OUTM FINAL EXAMINATION UTM OUTM UTM 60TM PIRAL TM OUTM PIRAL OUTM OUTM "Tos UTM Figure 5 a) Figure 5 showed applications of alloys as roofing materials (Figure 5a) and automotive body parts (Figure 5b). Suggest non-ferrous alloys that could satisfy each application. Justify your selection with the inclusion of comparison for mechanical strength requirements between both applications.
Transcribed Image Text:OUTM FINAL EXAMINATION UTM OUTM UTM 60TM PIRAL TM OUTM PIRAL OUTM OUTM "Tos UTM Figure 5 a) Figure 5 showed applications of alloys as roofing materials (Figure 5a) and automotive body parts (Figure 5b). Suggest non-ferrous alloys that could satisfy each application. Justify your selection with the inclusion of comparison for mechanical strength requirements between both applications.
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