Engineering And the University
Engineering And the University
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For nine months experiments were tried, and a great deal of money w r as spent without success. As a last resort, a young Melbourne graduate was employed, who had given special attention to the examination of metals by the metallurgical microscope. He found that the slight impurity present consisted of oxygen united with the copper as an oxide. Cuprous oxide contains about 11 per cent, of oxygen, and in this case it was present chiefly in the form of minute layers in between layers of pure copp...er, forming a structure known as the eutectic. The result was that although the oxygen formed less than 0. 1 per cent, of the whole, the eutectic, in which the oxide was intimately woven, formed as much as 20 per cent, of the whole. Now cuprous oxide is not ductile, and the eutectic in consequence was a brittle structure. Moreover, it arranged itself round the boundaries of the pure copper crystals so as to destroy their cohesion. Here then was the cause of the trouble, and the problem was to destroy the structure of the eutectic.
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For nine months experiments were tried, and a great deal of money w r as spent without success. As a last resort, a young Melbourne graduate was employed, who had given special attention to the examination of metals by the metallurgical microscope. He found that the slight impurity present consisted of oxygen united with the copper as an oxide. Cuprous oxide contains about 11 per cent, of oxygen, and in this case it was present chiefly in the form of minute layers in between layers of pure copp...er, forming a structure known as the eutectic. The result was that although the oxygen formed less than 0. 1 per cent, of the whole, the eutectic, in which the oxide was intimately woven, formed as much as 20 per cent, of the whole. Now cuprous oxide is not ductile, and the eutectic in consequence was a brittle structure. Moreover, it arranged itself round the boundaries of the pure copper crystals so as to destroy their cohesion. Here then was the cause of the trouble, and the problem was to destroy the structure of the eutectic.
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