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Part one of a three part series describes a study designed to correlate the properties of tin coating with the composition of the steel base. A series of 63 steels of different chemical analyses were tinned. A method used to keep tinning conditions constant is described. Testing of the tinned specimens and results will be presented in subsequent articles. First of three parts.
Part one of a three part series describes a study designed to correlate the properties of tin coating with the composition of the steel base. A series of 63 steels of different chemical analyses were tinned. A method used to keep tinning conditions constant is described. Testing of the tinned specimens and results will be presented in subsequent articles. First of three parts.
| Author(s) | Fine, M.E., University of Minnesota, Dowdell, R.L., National Canners Association American Can Co., Titanium Alloy Mfg. Co., Atlantic Steel Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products17(5): 237-242, 256-257 1942 |
| Year | 1942 |
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