Chapter 18: Q12E (page 1039)
What is tin pest, also known as tin disease?
Short Answer
Tin pest refers to a phenomenon where the element tin undergoes transformation and degrades the quality of tin objects at lower temperatures.
Chapter 18: Q12E (page 1039)
What is tin pest, also known as tin disease?
Tin pest refers to a phenomenon where the element tin undergoes transformation and degrades the quality of tin objects at lower temperatures.
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