osmond

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Old Norse Ásmundr, from elements meaning "god" and "protection", later merged with a Norman French Osmont, from the same Old Norse root.

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Osmond, C. R., 1899, 128, 1513.
Osmond.) Silver-copper [copper= 15% silver - 85%] reheated to purple colour.
- (Osmond.) Pearlite, steel (carbon about r%) forged and annealed at 800° C. Magnified 1000 diameters.
- (Osmond & Cartaud.) Martensite.
- (Osmond.) Martensite (black) in austensite (white).

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