Okay, I know that the Adamantium is bonded to his bones, but does this mean it's like a type of alloy that's slightly stronger?
 
here's another, say wolverine's adamantium starts rusting inside his body, would his healing factor get rid of the adamantium, coat it in extra bone, or something like that?

 
The Adamantium in Wolverine is Beta Adamantium it is unique with different properties than your average adamantium.
they are more resistant to snapping if it were possible due to their tensile strength and slight bending ability if it were ever able to reach it's breaking point.
 
Wolverine's  healing is constantly trying to  get rid of the adamantium so if it were to rust his body would treat it as such and push it out or break it down like it does any other foreign matter

do what, break it down into rust?
answer is no.
 
but his healing factor has altered the molecular structure turning it into Beta Adamantium. I dont believe  adamantium has ever shown capable of rusting, i dont think it can due to the nature of the metal.
 
but with sufficient force of will and maxing out his healing factor Logan as been able in the past to extrude out the adamantium in large quantities from his body  prior to it completely bonding to him. It was during the time he was captured by genesis.

(Wow this is my 1st posting) there was something that did'nt make sense 2 me about Wolverines healing factor & skeleton.I remeber that a few months ago (after curse of the mutants I think) there was a mutant flu going around that messed up Wolverine's healing factor.Due 2 his healing factor not working he was getting metal poisoning in his blood due 2 his admantium.That does'nt make sense 2 me becuase dont the charachters Bullseye and (more recently) Hammerhead have adamantium skeletons but no healing abilities and they dont get metal poisoning.

Okay, I know that the Adamantium is bonded to his bones, but does this mean it's like a type of alloy that's slightly stronger?  here's another, say wolverine's adamantium starts rusting inside his body, would his healing factor get rid of the adamantium, coat it in extra bone, or something like that?

what i want to know is how they got it perfectly coated to his bones, i mean they basically put it on him while it was in a liquid state then had it harden but how did they stop it from having run off like a candle, did they grind the imperfections down or did writers back then not think that far ahead and leave it up in the air.

and if he gets ripped in 2 like in Ult Hulk vs wolverine or somehow gets dismembered how do they fix the break in the adamantium.

what i want to know is how they got it perfectly coated to his bones, i mean they basically put it on him while it was in a liquid state then had it harden but how did they stop it from having run off like a candle, did they grind the imperfections down or did writers back then not think that far ahead and leave it up in the air.

@DH69 said:

what i want to know is how they got it perfectly coated to his bones, i mean they basically put it on him while it was in a liquid state then had it harden but how did they stop it from having run off like a candle, did they grind the imperfections down or did writers back then not think that far ahead and leave it up in the air.

My guess is that they injected the metal into the actual bones with the aim of getting it to seep out the pores of the bone tissue.

Can Wolverines adamantium beta be broken? damaged? melted? at all?

might try asking @jay_z94

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@whitelantern_1: Yes. We don’t know the force it takes to break adamantium, but Thor’s managed to leave the tiniest of dinks in a cylinder of it. And things that can alter molecules may also affect such as the molecular rearranger Ultron had.

I see. So no physical force from a being using physical strength has damaged him significantly? (adamantium-wise)

No

@whitelantern_1: No.

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