Abstract
IN the manufacture of electrolytic tinplate, a tin coating is electrodeposited on to the surface of a steel strip and the tin is then melted: during the melting operation a layer of the intermetallic compound FeSn2 is formed at the iron-tin interface1.
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MACKAY, C., ROBINS, D. Determination of Iron-Tin Compound by X-ray Diffraction. Nature 202, 286–287 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/202286a0
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