Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Typical Cases of the Deterioration of Muntz Metal (60: 40 Brass) By Selective Corrosion
A definite, though narrow, intermediate zone in which the B is completely attacked always precedes and separates the layer in which the attack upon the a begins from the unchanged material. It is to be expected from theoretical considerations that the rate of corrosion of pure 6 or of pure a brass IS much less than that of the 04 - 6 metal. Desch and Whyte 5 have shown that such is the case.
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