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Metallurgy is a
domain of
materials science and
engineering that
studies the
physical and
chemical behavior of
metallic elements,
their inter-metallic...
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Metallurgical coal or
coking coal is a
grade of coal that can be used to
produce good-quality coke. Coke is an
essential fuel and
reactant in the blast...
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Ferrous metallurgy is the
metallurgy of iron and its alloys. The
earliest surviving prehistoric iron artifacts, from the 4th
millennium BC in Egypt, were...
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metals other than iron. "
Metallurgical grade"
silicon is
silicon of 95–99% purity.
About 55% of the
world consumption of
metallurgical purity silicon goes...
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metallurgical furnace,
often simply referred to as a
furnace when the
context is known, is an
industrial furnace used to heat, melt, or
otherwise process...
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Chemical metallurgy is the
science of
obtaining metals from
their concentrates, semi products,
recycled bodies and solutions, and of
considering reactions...
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metallurgy, a flux is a
chemical reducing agent,
flowing agent, or
purifying agent.
Fluxes may have more than one
function at a time. They are used...
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Extractive metallurgy is a
branch of
metallurgical engineering wherein process and
methods of
extraction of
metals from
their natural mineral deposits...
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Carbonyl metallurgy is used to
manufacture products of iron, nickel, steel, and
other metals.
Coatings are
produced by
vapor plating using metal carbonyl...
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simple bartering.
Unlike copper,
silver did not lead to the
growth of
metallurgy, on
account of its low
structural strength; it was more
often used ornamentally...
