What is the atomic makeup of Hastelloy N?

[mesa]

I understand there are a few different types, but with no luck on Wikipedia or Google I still need the atomic makeup of these alloys.

 

[Borek]

Wiki gives mass percentages of components, these are easy to convert.

 

[mesa]

Wiki gives mass percentages of components, these are easy to convert.

I can't believe I missed that.

Okay adding the values for Hastelloy N I get Cobalt, Chromium, Molybdenum, Tungsten, Iron, Silicone, Manganese, and Carbon at a maximum of 32.38% by weight, does this mean at minimum the remainder is Nickel at 67.62% by weight?

 

[Borek]

Yes, nickel is everything else.

 

[mesa]

Okay, well here it is, the * represents maximum values for that element:
Co^*_1.2Cr_49.5Mo_61.3W^*₁Fe^*_32.9Si^*_13.1Mn^*_5.37C^*_2.45Ni_434.9

And for Hastelloy N alloyed with Cu, Ti, and Al:
Co^*_1.2Cr_49.5Mo_61.3W^*₁Fe^*_32.9Si^*_13.1Mn^*_5.37C^*_2.45Ni_429.5(Al+Ti)^*_4.9Cu^*_2.02

 

[DrDu]

www.haynesintl.com/pdf/h2052.pdf
There the amount of Ni in % is explicitly specified as maximally 71%.

 

[mesa]

Very imformative; thank you for the link.