- â an
operation that
could cause considerable damage to
expensive coppering.
Coppering was
widely used on
slave ships.
After the
Abolition of the Slave...
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Copper is a
chemical element. It has the
symbol Cu (from
Latin cuprum), and the
atomic number 29. It is a soft, malleable, and
ductile metal with very...
- Look up
coppers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Coppers may
refer to:
Butterflies from the
subfamily Lycaeninae Police officers Coppers (film), a...
- that
coppering "gave
additional strength to the navy" and he
reproached Lord
Sandwich with
having "refused to
sheath only a few
ships with
copper" at his...
- well characterized.
Copper oxide may
refer to:
Copper(I)
oxide (cuprous oxide, Cu2O)
Copper(II)
oxide (cupric oxide, CuO)
Copper peroxide (CuO2), a hypothetical...
-
copperâ
copper(II)
sulfate electrode is a
reference electrode of the
first kind,
based on the
redox reaction with parti****tion of the
metal (
copper)...
- KAL-kÉ-LI-thik) (also
called the
Copper Age and Eneolithic) was an
archaeological period characterized by the
increasing use of
smelted copper. It
followed the Neolithic...
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Copper extraction refers to the
methods used to
obtain copper from its ores. The
conversion of
copper ores
consists of a
series of physical, chemical...
- name for the gene FAM123B WTX101, a bis-choline
tetrathiomolybdate de-
coppering therapy This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the title...
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Copper sulfides describe a
family of
chemical compounds and
minerals with the
formula CuxSy. Both
minerals and
synthetic materials comprise these compounds...
