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Author: Jr. William D. Callister
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Chapter 11.9, Problem 2DP
To determine
To write:
About the metallic glasses and address the following:
- (a) Composition of commonly used metallic glasses.
- (b) Characteristics of metallic glasses.
- (c) Limitations of metallic glasses.
- (d) Potential uses of metallic glasses.
- (e) Technique that is used to produce metallic glasses.
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