Quarter pound electrolytic tin plate was immersed from five seconds to thirty minutes in a constant temperature oil bath at four temperatures below the melting point of tin. The growth of the tin-iron alloy for each temperature and initial alloy layer was plotted, and from these data an equation was obtained for the rate of growth of the alloy layer.

Subject
Manufacturing, Tin, Diffusion, Research and development, Baking, Melting point, Constants, Commercial alloys, Corrosion losses, Steel, Oil, Alloys, Samples
Copyright 1955 by the National Association of Corrosion Engineers.
1955
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