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Consequently, this paper aims to make a contribution towards addressing this problem.
Varkey, Antibacterial properties of some metals and alloys in combating coliforms in contaminated water, Scientific Research and Essays, 5(24) (2010) 3834-3839
Zhang, Influence of Alloy Composition and Dealloying Solution on the Formation and Microstructure of Monolithic Nanoporous Silver through Chemical Dealloying of Al – Ag Alloys, Journal of Physical Chemistry, C113(2009) 13139–13150
Jin, Atomic-Level Alloying and De-alloying in Doped Gold Nanoparticles, Chemistry European Journal, 19 (2013) 4238 – 4243
Liao, Ball milled Ni–Ti powder deposited by cold spraying, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 483 (2009) 334–336

Wet Leaching.Wet leaching is refers to the use of different heavy liquid react with metals or their compounds, thus shift the heavy metals into the solution or new precipitation.
Acid extraction had better extraction efficiency,and extracted more arsenic compounds than water[9].
Alloy Material.
Adding an amount of arsenic in some alloys can effectively improve the physical and chemical properties, such as domestic anti-corrosion Pb-Sb-As alloy for battery cathode grid, lead-based alloy is mainly used as the acid batteries with a trace of lead (about 0.01-0.05%), can increase the lead terminal and the intensity of the grid, improve the battery life about 20 to 50 percent[27-31], arsenic lead alloy is also used in the arms industry.
Added about 0.5% arsenic in copper alloys can improve the alloy’s corrosion resistance and tensile strength, arsenic copper also can used in industrial equipment piping, automotive radiators and naval brass.

Another possible way to increase the role of the intermetallic compounds in formation of composite properties is the creation of multi-layer systems, which will increase the proportion of the diffusion layers and keep a more regular structure typical for the solid-phase processes.
The aim of this work was to study the effect of heat treatment on the formation of the diffusion layers in multi-layer systems of aluminum-copper.
However, a small proportion of intermetallic compounds in such materials did not allow their significant effect on the properties of the composite to be realized.
Salehi, Growth rate of intermetallic compounds in Al/Cu bimetal produced by cold roll welding process, Journal of Alloys and Compounds.
Jung, Effects of intermetallic compound on the electrical and mechanical properties of friction welded Cu/Al bimetallic joints during annealing, Journal of Alloys and Compounds.

Introduction Shape memory alloys (SMA) have superior shape memory and superelastic properties due to the first order thermo-elastic austenite-to-martensite phase transition [1,2].
The aim of this paper is to present a simple thermo-mechanical model on the rate dependent stress hysteresis.
Properties of NiTi shape memory alloys and th values in convective environments [9].
Delaey, International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics 37, (2002) 1275-1281
Van Humbeeck, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 355 (2003) 58-64

Many authors reported that this technology offers different combined advantages such as degassing, grain refinement and eutectic Si and Fe-rich compounds modification in aluminum casting alloys [8-11].
This latter phenomenon results in the formation of intermetallic compounds, mainly Fe2Al5 (η) and, in a minor extent, FeAl3 (θ) phases [19].
However, dissolution occurs as well via the formation of NbAl3 intermetallic compounds [20-21].
Alloys Compd. 568 (2013) 42-48
Shabestari, The effect of iron and manganese on the formation of intermetallic compounds in aluminum-silicon alloys, Mater.

Manuel, Measurement of Diffusion Coefficients and Assessment of Atomic Mobilities in HCP Mg-Ag-Sn Alloys, Journal of Phase Equilibria and Diffusion. (2024) 1-13
Neelakantan, Transitions among martensitic phases during continuous deformation in metastable β Ti-10V-2Fe-3Al alloy, Journal of Alloys and Compounds. 964 (2023) 171320
Tancret, Martensite formation in titanium alloys: Crystallographic and compositional effects, Journal of Alloys and Compounds. 872 (2021) 159636
Vijayalakshmi, Crystal structure and bonding characteristics of transformation products of bcc β in Ti-Mo alloys, Journal of Alloys and Compounds. 705 (2017) 769-781
Elliott, Diffusion in titanium and titanium alloys.

In addition, adhesive compounds are time-consuming because of required curing processes and are generally exposed to aging [5; 6].
The aim of an innovative project is to join CFRP/metal-combinations using the semi-solid forming technique which exploits the properties of non-eutectic alloys.
Results and Discussion In the framework of these basic experiments, two aluminium alloys and one steel alloy are used.
The complex grid structure of these compounds impedes dislocation movements, so the carbides show brittle behaviour in terms of tensile tests.
Zang, Investigation of correlations between shear history and microstructure of semi-solid alloys, 12th International Conference Semi-Solid Processing of Alloys and Composites (S2P2012), CSIR, Cape Town, South Africa (2012) [12] K.

Structure and Properties of Diamond-Like Carbon Coatings Deposited on Non-Ferrous Alloys Substrate T.
The aim of this innovative work was to obtain best possible hybrid coatings, consisting of – a gradient transition layer, with a continuous change of one or more components reaching from the substrate to the surface top – as well as an outer coating using the PACVD process on the surface of the cast magnesium and aluminium alloys, to increase of low stiffness of the substrate material.
Experimental procedure The investigations have been carried out on test pieces of magnesium and aluminium alloys (Table 1).
As a result of the performed X-ray microanalysis using the qualitative energy spectrometer EDS it was confirmed the presence of major alloying elements Al, Si, Cu, Ti, C, as compounds of the investigated alloys (in this case cast aluminium) as well of the coatings (Fig. 7).
Labisz, Investigation of microstructure and dislocations of cast magnesium alloys, Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering 42 (2010) 94-102

The gradual increase of hardness at 700℃ and 800℃ indicates the growth of intermetallic compounds at the interface.
Clad composite material with different metals and alloys along with various combination of properties have been used in various industrial fields [1-7].
The gradual increase of hardness at 700℃ and 800℃ indicates the growth of intermetallic compounds at the interface.
[2] The gradual increase of hardness at 700℃ and 800℃ indicates the growth of intermetallic compounds at the interface.
Tuck, Journal of Neutron Research, 15 (2007) 259–266

Currently, the reinforcement of intermetallic compounds is carried out by dispersed particles.
However, alloys with a fine-grained structure have a reduced creep resistance.
It is known that the production of magnesium and aluminum alloys is carried out by dissolving in the melt double and ternary master alloys, which are produced by fusing the components, using metallothermic reduction of alloying components from their compounds (for example, oxides or fluorides) or electrolysis.
In recent years, there has been a tendency to produce more complex master alloys, for example, ternary or quadruple.
It was found that ternary master alloys can be effectively used in the production of alloys based on light metals.