- Nick).
Nickel minerals can be green, like
copper ores, and were
known as
kupfernickel – Nickel's
copper –
because they
produced no copper.
Although most nickel...
- was
probably a new
metal hiding within the
kupfernickel ore, and in 1751 he
succeeded in
smelting kupfernickel to
produce a
previously unknown (except in...
-
copper from
kupfernickel mineral, and
obtained instead a
white metal which he
named "nickel",
after the sprite. In
modern German,
Kupfernickel and Kupfer-Nickel...
- 1947
onward having their content replaced. Cupronickel, as the
German kupfernickel,
originally referred to the
mineral form of
nickel ****nide; natural...
- refiners.
Thought to be an
alloy of copper,
German miners coined the term, "
Kupfernickel" or "Old Nick's Copper". This "Devil's Copper"
could not be extracted...
- lack the sign "B" (for Bern) Gedenkmünzen aus
Silber Gedenkmünzen aus
Kupfernickel Gedenkmünzen aus
Silber Gedenkmünzen aus Gold
Design by Remo Mascherini...
-
roots with kobold, goblin, and cobalt.
Nickel (Ni) 28 Kopparnickel/
Kupfernickel Swedish via
German "copper-coloured ore"
descriptive From
Swedish kopparnickel...
- as an
element until A. F.
Cronstedt isolated the
impure metal from "
kupfernickel" (Old Nick's copper) in 1751. In 1804, J. B.
Richter determined the physical...
- the
cobalt mines of Los, Sweden. The ore was
described by
miners as
kupfernickel because it had a
similar appearance to
copper (kupfer) and a mischievous...
