alloyed

Many alloyed steels (especially with chromium and vanadium) allow a better compromise than simple carbon steels, i.e.

This excludes the value of the copper with which the gold was alloyed, which would be worth roughly another $30.

Most of the heavy metals that are dangerous by themselves can by alloyed or chelated to make them biologically safe.

Steel is alloyed with a lot of things, some of them toxic (lead comes to mind).

When you want a more versatile knife, an alloyed steel blade will be superior.

Nothing can break but the metal can be alloyed with lead to make it easier to machine or coated in something toxic.

Do wonder if it could be unintentionally being alloyed into recycled aluminium etc.

I don't think the metal even need to be alloyed, you can just pour in one first, then the other.

Almost pure non-alloyed titanium (which normally contains residual quantities of oxygen and iron) is used in applications where chemical resistance is more important than mechanical resistance, e.g.

What if no edits were alloyed while typing?

The metal itself is alloyed up in final form, but is generally shipped from the smelters in pure ignots, at a price related to the LME quoted price.

The specific strength of basalt fiber exceeds the strength of alloyed steel by a factor of 2,5 and the strength of glass fiber by a factor of 1,5.

It's said that "Ytterbium (Yb) is sometimes alloyed with stainless steel to improve its mechanical properties, such as strength and durability." This claim has been repeated 1000 times.

“alloyed Pure Gold”, at only 80% of the market price for gold?

Firstly there are some simple issues that most international companies are very tax "efficient" - paying their alloyed fair share would drive most of the Fortune 500 into the red this year I am not saying that's a bad thing but it is a hard thing Secondly allocation of resources is soluble.

Alloyed agents is something that AI wrappers can offer as a counter to Codex/Claude Code/Google Agent.

Alloyed materials are one of those cases where you get compounding effects, where 1 + 1 is some greater than 2.