Surface tension of lead and its silver, tin and copper alloys

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
Zhengya Lu F. Lawson
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Dec 1, 1991

Abstract

The surface tensions of lead and lead alloys with very low concentrations of silver, tin and copper were measured by the sessile-drop method. The enrichment of silver and tin in the surface of liquid lead alloys at temperatures close to the freezing-point of lead was confirmed, which may explain the unusual behaviour of small amounts of silver and tin in lead bulllion during the sulphur-drossing step of the refining process. From the limited data available copper also appears to concentrate at the surface of the liquid alloy
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APA: Zhengya Lu F. Lawson  (1991)  Surface tension of lead and its silver, tin and copper alloys

MLA: Zhengya Lu F. Lawson Surface tension of lead and its silver, tin and copper alloys. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1991.

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