Definition of Metallographers

1. metallographer [n] - See also: metallographer

Lexicographical Neighbors of Metallographers

metalloenzyme
metalloenzymes
metalloexopeptidase
metalloexopeptidases
metalloflavodehydrogenase
metalloflavoenzyme
metalloflavoprotein
metallofullerene
metallofullerenes
metallogenesis
metallogenetic
metallogenic
metallogeny
metallograph
metallographer
metallographers (current term)
metallographic
metallographically
metallographies
metallographist
metallographists
metallographs
metallography
metalloid
metalloidal
metalloids
metallokinesis
metallome
metallomes
metallomesogen

Literary usage of Metallographers

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Metallurgy of Iron and Steel by Bradley Stoughton (1911)
"Many different strengths of acid are used by different metallographers from 0.1 ... Some metallographers prefer to immerse their specimens in the acid for a ..."

2. Journal by Iron and Steel Institute (1899)
"Let us now refer to the nomenclature used by the leading metallographers, Professor Arnold ... Mr. Howe is evidently in accord with other metallographers, ..."

3. Transactions of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and (1920)
"... these methods would be of great value not only to students of ores and opaque minerals, but also to metallographers in the study of metal alloys. ..."

4. Metallography by Samuel Leslie Hoyt (1920)
"As such it has been eminently successful and has been accepted by numerous metallographers as a working hypothesis. As remarked by Heyn, the assumption of ..."

5. Microscopic Analysis of Metals by Floris Osmond (1904)
"Osmond's metallographic work has received universal recognition, as is amply proved by the writings of metallographers in Europe and America. ..."

6. A Dictionary of Applied Chemistry by Thomas Edward Thorpe (1912)
"It has also been much used by metallographers, following HM Howe (The Metallurgy of Steel, 1890), for pure metallic iron, w]ii<-h, together with iron ..."

7. The Journal of the Iron and Steel Institute by Iron and Steel Institute (1902)
""Microscopic accessories for metallographers." By JE STEAD, 1897, i. 42. " Relation of carbon to iron at high temperatures." By QP ROYSTON, 1897, i. 166. ..."

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