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2. Plot the hardness vs. time of aging for each aging temperature, using Excel. 3. How does aging temperature affect the time and hardness? 4. What happens to the 190°C (370°F) 3 and 10 minute specimens after one week? Why? 5. If you were going to use 2024 Al in an application at a temperature of 190°C (370°F), what problems could be encountered? 6. Discuss errors in this experiment and their sources.

          2. Plot the hardness vs. time of aging for each aging temperature, using Excel.
3. How does aging temperature affect the time and hardness?
4. What happens to the 190°C (370°F) 3 and 10 minute specimens after one week? Why?
5. If you were going to use 2024 Al in an application at a temperature of 190°C (370°F),
what problems could be encountered?
6. Discuss errors in this experiment and their sources.

2. Plot the hardness vs. time of aging for each aging temperature, using Excel.
3. How does aging temperature affect the time and hardness?
4. What happens to the 190°C (370°F) 3 and 10 minute specimens after one week? Why?
5. If you were going to use 2024 Al in an application at a temperature of 190°C (370°F),
what problems could be encountered?
6. Discuss errors in this experiment and their sources.

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Plotting hardness vs. time of aging for each aging temperature using Excel: - Collect the data for hardness at different aging temperatures (e.g., 160°C, 180°C, 190°C, etc.) and corresponding aging times (e.g., 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, etc.) for the Al2024 Show more…

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By using Al2024 sample, plot the hardness vs. time of aging for each aging temperature using Excel. How does aging temperature affect the time and hardness? What happens to the 190Â°C (370Â°F) and 10-minute specimens after one week? Why? If you were going to use 2024 Al in an application at a temperature of 190Â°C (370Â°F), what problems could be encountered? Discuss errors in this experiment and their sources.