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This work was also partly supported by Center for Material Research and Analysis of Wuhan University of Technology.
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Materials and Experimental Procedures The physical properties of materials used in this investigation are presented in Table 1.
Sample Composition %wt %wt Sn %wt Co 1 Cu-5 % Sn 5 - 2 Cu-10 % Sn 10 - 3 Cu-12 % Sn 12 - 4 Cu-5 % Co - 5 5 Cu-10 % Co - 10 6 Cu-12 % Co - 12 Three materials are used in the manufacture of samples: copper, tin and cobalt (Fig.1).
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