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292
293 #include <string.h>
294 #include "periodic.h"
295
296 struct CON {
297 char *line;
298 } conductors[] = {
299 {"Aluminum 2.824 0.0039 2.70 30,000 659"},
300 {"Antimony 41.7 0.0036 6.6 630"},
301 {"Arsenic 33.3 0.0042 5.73 "},
302 {"Bismuth 120 0.004 9.8 271"},
303 {"Cadimium 7.6 0.0038 8.6 70,000 321"},
304 {"Cobalt 9.8 0.0033 8.71 1480"},
305 {"Copper 1.771 0.00382 8.89 60,000 "},
306 {"Gold 2.44 0.0034 19.3 20,000 1063"},
307 {"Iron 10 0.005 7.8 1530"},
308 {"Lead 22 0.0039 11.4 3,000 327"},
309 {"Magnesium 4.6 0.004 1.74 33,000 651"},
310 {"Mercury 95.783 0.0089 13.546 0 -38.9"},
311 {"Molybdenum 5.7 0.004 9.0 2500"},
312 {"Nickel 7.8 0.006 8.9 120,000 1452"},
313 {"Palladium 11 0.0033 12.2 39,000 1550"},
314 {"Platinum 10 0.003 21.4 50,000 1755"},
315 {"Silver 1.59 0.0038 10.5 42,000 960"},
316 /* Page 2 */
317 {"Tantalum 15.5 0.0031 16.6 2850"},
318 {"Tin 11.5 0.0042 7.3 4,000 232"},
319 {"Tungsten 5.6 0.0045 19 500,000 3400"},
320 {"Zinc 5.8 0.0037 7.1 10,000 419"},
321 {"EndOfData"}};
322
323
do_attributesofmetals(void)324 void do_attributesofmetals ( void )
325 {
326
327
328 int key;
329 int column;
330 int item;
331
332 item = 0;
333 while(strcmp(conductors[item].line,"EndOfData") != 0) {
334 conductors_label();
335 for(column=6; column <= 21; column++) {
336 if(strcmp(conductors[item].line,"EndOfData") != 0)
337 mvaddstr(column,1,conductors[item++].line);
338 else
339 break;
340 }
341 prompt:
342 key = listcommand();
343 if((key == 75) || (key == 107) ) {
344 item = item - 42;
345 if(item < 0)
346 item = 0;
347 clear();
348 } else if ((key == 82) || (key == 114) ) {
349 clear();
350 mvaddstr( 0,35, "References");
351 mvaddstr( 3,0,"Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 64th ed., Weast, Robert C. editor,");
352 mvaddstr( 4,0, " Astle, Melvin J. and Beyer, William H. associate editors, CRC Press Inc.");
353 mvaddstr( 5,0, " Boca Raton, Florida, 1983, page E78.");
354 refresh();
355 key = ttinp();
356 } else if ((key != 32) && (key != 74) && (key != 106)) {
357 clear();
358 return;
359 }
360 }
361 }
362
conductors_label()363 void conductors_label()
364 {
365 clear();
366 mvaddstr(0,22,"Some Properties/Attributes of Metals");
367 mvaddstr(2,1," Metal Resistivity Temperture Specifc Tensile Melting");
368 mvaddstr(3,1," microohm- coefficent gravity strength Point");
369 mvaddstr(4,1," centimenters 20 C lbs./in. deg C");
370 return;
371 }
372