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binary alloy

[′bīn·ə·rē ′a‚lȯi]

(metallurgy)

An alloy composed of two principal metallic components.

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This study is one of our series experimental studies on the correlation between viscosity and liquid structure in binary alloys. The viscosities of [Cu.sub.100-x][Sn.sub.x] (x = 10,20, 30,40, at.%) melts were investigated by an oscillating viscometer.

A Direct Correlation between Viscosity and Liquid Structure in Cu-Sn Alloys

This can be explained as follows: since the as-deposited Ti-rich Ni-Ti binary alloy films are amorphous, the heat-treatment is necessary for crystallization.

Nanoscale strain fields research of boundaries between B2 matrix and G.P. zone in Ni-Ti alloy thin films

Desk handbook; phase diagrams for binary alloys, 2d ed.

Desk handbook; phase diagrams for binary alloys, 2d ed

The authors contracted with an independent laboratory to conduct an exhaustive test comparison between SAC 305 and Cobalt995 (a cobalt enhanced binary alloy consisting of Sn99.5Cu0.5Co).

A test comparison of SAC and non-SAC Pb-free solders: SAC 305 evolved into the default Pb-free choice, but many groups have failed to run the alloy through the complete battery of tests

First, a binary alloy is much easier than a tertiary alloy to keep in spec.

Lead-free HAL final finishes: a review of RoHS compliant hot air leveled options

Each wire is of a different composition within the copper-gold binary alloy system.

Copper oxide precipitates in NBS Standard Reference Material 482

A complicated cylinder head was successfully cast using an 8% Ce binary alloy.

Development and Casting of High Cerium Content Aluminum Alloys: A pilot casting study looked at the promising aluminum-cerium alloy system that exhibits good mechanical properties at high temperatures