"The British patents, designs, and trade-marks act of 1583," in its relation to American inventors

G.Morgan Eldridge
1884 Journal of the Franklin Institute  
March, 1884.] The New _British Patent Law. 199 more brittle as the tin is increased, and at the same time decrease in strength. A slight modification of proportions often causes very great changes in the properties of the alloys, as has been noticed inNo. i, 4th series, where 0"5 per ce~t. oi' tin, added to ordinary brass, resulted in giving an alloy stronger than wrought-iron.
doi:10.1016/0016-0032(84)90161-3 fatcat:xm5y2o2ttre6bkzitjuzp7winu