Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets by Daniel Young
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alloys, care must be taken to have the more infusible metals melted
first, and afterwards add the others. 151. BRITANNIA METAL Take 4 parts of brass, and 4 parts of tin; when fused add 4 parts of metallic bismuth, and 4 parts of metallic antimony. This composition is added at discretion to metallic tin, according to the quality you wish to make. 152. BLANCHED COPPER Melt together 8 parts of copper and a half part of arsenic. 153. COMMON PEWTER Melt together 4 parts of tin and 1 part of lead. 154. BEST PEWTER Melt together 100 parts of tin and 17 of antimony. 155. A METAL THAT EXPANDS IN COOLING Melt together 9 parts of lead, 2 of antimony and one of bismuth. This |
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