The Failure of a Ceramic-Alloy Bond Is Commonly Due To

question 21

Multiple Choice

The failure of a ceramic-alloy bond is commonly due to:

• A) an inadequate oxide layer.
• B) formation of an oxide layer that is too thick.
• C) failure within the ceramic layer itself.
• D) failure within the alloy casting.

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