The Physics of Metals / Frederick Seitz,
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Book Company London 1943Description: xiii,330 pSubject(s): MetallurgyDDC classification: 669.092,SEI| Item type | Current location | Home library | Shelving location | Call number | URL | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Atomic Arrangement in Metals (Page-1), The Periodic Chart (Page-23), Substitution and Interstitial Alloys (Page-30), The Physical from of Alloys (Page-42), The Elastic Properties of Crystals (Page-63), The Plastic Properties of Single Crystals (Page-70), The Plastic Properties of Polycrystalline Media (Page-106), The Plastic Properties of Alloys (Page-123), Creep and Secondary Plastic Effects (Page-133), Internal Friction (Page-152), Rupture and Fatigue (Page-164), Diffusion in Metals (Page-174), The Solubility of Gases in Metals (Page-192), The Properties of Iron-Carbon Alloys (Page-201), Introduction to the Concepts of Modern Physics (Page-230), The Development of the Electron Theory of Metals (Page-246), The Band Theory of Solids (Page-257), The Cohesion of Solids (Page-281), Alloys (Page-284), The Magnetic Properties of Metals (Page-292), The Electrical Conductivity of Metals (Page-312).
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