-
leather dressings,
neatsfoot oil can
oxidize with time and
contribute to
embrittling,
especially on
historical objects. It also may
leave an oily residue...
- concentrations, or it can be used to encomp**** all
embrittling effects that
hydrogen has on metals.
These broader embrittling effects include hydride formation, which...
-
breakdown of
paper products,
often characterized by the
browning and
embrittling of
paper with a high
lignin content such as newsprint. 100%
cotton or...
- ISBNÂ 978-0-07-066932-1.
Retrieved 11
September 2013. S. W. Parr (1917). "The
Embrittling Action Of
Sodium Hydroxide on Soft Steel" (PDF).
University of Illinois...
-
second to
several meters per
second are
induced in
solid metals by the
embrittling liquid metals. An
incubation period and a slow pre-critical
crack propagation...
-
radiation hardening which strengthens the
material while subsequently embrittling it (lowers toughness,
allowing brittle fracture to occur). This occurs...
- as tin-based
solders dissolve gold and form
brittle intermetallics,
embrittling the joint.
Thicker gold
coatings are
usually limited to use with indium-based...
- dislocations, and that it
could contribute to
surface p****ivation and
prevent embrittling water reactions. A
disordered alloy (designated FAPY)
containing ~16%...
-
forming a 50/50
mixture of APS with
polyphenylene oxide (PPO), this
embrittling tendency can be
almost completely suppressed,
substantially increasing...
