g)When at least 50% copper material is alloyed with ..............................., ……………. material is obtained h)Alloys with...

g)When at least 50% copper material is alloyed with ..............................., ……………. material is obtained

h)Alloys with the highest strength / weight ratio ……………… are used in prosthesis and implant production

i)…………… used in coating canned cans, it is also used in the production of …………… material in joining processes)

j)………….plastic materials that do not melt when exposed to heat are produced by the method of ……………………… ..….)

k)…………………………… is used in the production of gaskets and tires)

l)The ………………..strength of ……………… used in cutting tool manufacturing is greater than the tensile strength)

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