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J Dent Res 49(2): 283-288, 1970
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Iron-Platinum Hardening in Casting Golds for Use with Porcelain

DENTON L. SMITH 1, A. P. BURNETT 1, M. S. BROOKS 1, and D. H. ANTHONY 1

1 The J. M. Ney Company, Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002

The use of iron-platinum constituents in gold alloys can promote significant hardening. The alloys will solution heat-treat at temperatures used to fuse porcelains and precipitation-harden during slow air cooling. The hardening mechanism appears to involve the reaction: [See Equation in pdf file]. The precipitation reaction will vary with casting temperature.

Submitted on May 1, 1968






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