All metals contain inclusions, and nitinol cannot be melted without inclusions-they are omnipresent.

Most metals (even gold) contain small amounts of nickel.

All metals contain "liquid electrons" trapped inside.

He accidentally discovered that the metal contained nickel.

This metal contains 2 to 4 percent carbon, along with quantities of silicon, manganese and trace impurities.

A heavily deformed metal contains a huge number of dislocations predominantly caught up in 'tangles' or 'forests'.

Initial surface analysis has shown that the metal contains 11% silver and 0.5% copper.

The metal contains no tantalum, so all the tungsten isotope came from decaying hafnium.

Such metals contain an element capable of reaction with oxygen, usually phosphorus.

In the 1950 it was proposed that the new metal might have contained also rhenium, which was not discovered at the time of Kern.