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Iron–nickel alloy

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874: 33: 872:, "Perfectionnements dans la fabrication des aciers au nickel et application de ces aciers à la fabrication des canons, des plaques de blindage et cuirassements quelconques, canons de fusils, projectiles, matériel de guerre en général, tôles, barres, etc.", issued 1888-10-13 825:
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The following table is an overview of different iron–nickel alloys. Naturally occurring
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Wannier, P.G. (1980). "Nuclear abundances and evolution of the interstellar medium".
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are the most abundant elements produced during the final stage of
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alloy whose elasticity does not change with temperature; 5%
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in massive stars. Heavier elements require other forms of
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Nickel–iron alloys occur naturally on Earth's surface as
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Index

Nickel-iron

Widmanstätten pattern
octahedrite
meteorite
Nickel–iron battery
knife
alloys
elements
nickel
iron
planetary cores
iron meteorites
chemistry
catalyst
chemical reactions
geology
telluric
planetary cores
Earth's
manufactured alloys
stainless steel
chromium
cobalt
molybdenum
titanium
Iron
nickel
stellar nucleosynthesis
nucleosynthesis

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