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MONEL metal is an alloy containing approximately 67 per cent nickel, 28 per cent copper, and 5 per cent other metals, which is made from a natural ore mined in Ontario, Canada. It is of great utility in cases where resistance to corrosion is important. Its chief properties and commercial uses are described in a booklet issued by G. and J. Weir, Ltd., Cathcart, Glasgow. Now, although monel metal is a well-known article of commerce, it does not appear to have found particular application in physical laboratories, and the object of this letter is to direct attention to its possibilities in this connexion.
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BATES, L., BROWN, R. Laboratory Uses of Monel Metal. Nature 122, 240 (1928). https://doi.org/10.1038/122240a0
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