An impure metallic compound, containing nickel, cobalt, iron, etc., produced in the smelting of certain ores; esp. an arsenide obtained in the…

(a) n. bronze containing a small amount of nickel; (b) adj. made from or containing nickel bronze.

(a) n. an alloy of iron containing a small amount of nickel; (b) adj. made from or containing such an alloy.

A silvery-white alloy of nickel, zinc, copper, and tungsten, resembling platinum and having high electrical resistance. Now rare.

used as combining form of Latin cuprum copper, n.1, in Chemistry and Mineralogy, as cuprammonium, cupro-sulphate; cuproˈmagnesite n. a hydrous…

A proprietary name for: any of various alloys of nickel with chromium (10–20 per cent) and sometimes iron (up to 25 per cent), used esp. for…

A proprietary name for: any of a group of alloys composed of about 68 per cent nickel and 30 per cent copper with small amounts of other…

Any of various nickel alloys containing approx. 10–20 per cent nickel and up to 25 per cent iron, used in thermocouples, often in conjunction with…

A proprietary name for: a nickel alloy, typically containing approx. 2 per cent aluminium, 2.5 per cent manganese, and 1 per cent silicon, used…

A proprietary name of various alloys which contain nickel (70–80%), chromium (12–19%), and iron (usually between 5% and 8%), and are useful for…

A proprietary name for: any of various nickel-based high-temperature alloys similar to the Inconels.

An alloy of nickel and titanium; esp. one composed of equimolar proportions of these elements, which has the property of shape memory (see shape, n.1…