Tin alloys
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Names and connections
- Broader: Alloys
- Narrower: Antimony-tin alloys
- Narrower: Babbitt metal
- Narrower: Bronze
- Narrower: Cadmium-tin alloys
- Narrower: Copper-nickel-tin alloys
- Narrower: Copper-tin alloys
- Narrower: Copper-tin-beryllium alloys
- Narrower: Copper-tin-magnesium alloys
- Narrower: Gallium-tin alloys
- Narrower: Iron-tin alloys
- Narrower: Lead-tin alloys
- Narrower: Lead-zinc-cadmium-tin alloys
- Narrower: Nickel-tin alloys
- Narrower: Pewter
- Narrower: Tin bronze
- Narrower: Tin-silver-zinc alloys
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