Aluminium: Its History, Occurrence, Properties, Metallurgy And Applications ...
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. 91.96 per cent.
1 '' " Al . . 14 . . 8.04 " 174 100.00 • " We made another mixture of APCP and copper m the same proportions as above, but left out the lime. We obtained an alloy in this case also, which contained 12.82 per cent, aluminium, corres- ponding to the formula — 8 equivalents of Cu . . 96 . . 87.27 per cent.
1 " " Al . . 14 . . 12.73 '* 110 100.00 Kerl and Stohman give the following account of Benzon's process: "Benzon* has patented the reduction of aluminium with copper, forming a...n aluminium-copper alloy. He mixes copper, or oxidized copper, or cupric oxide, in the finest possible state, with fine, powdered, pure alumina and charcoal, preferably animal charcoal. The alumina and copper or copper oxide are mixed in equivalent proportions, but an excess of charcoal is used. The mixture is put in a crucible such as is used for melting east steel, which is lined inside with charcoal. The charge is covered with char- coal, and the crucible subjected first to a tempera- ture near the melting point of copper, until the alumina is reduced, and then the heat is raised high enough to melt down the alloy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 91.96 per cent.
1 '' " Al . . 14 . . 8.04 " 174 100.00 • " We made another mixture of APCP and copper m the same proportions as above, but left out the lime. We obtained an alloy in this case also, which contained 12.82 per cent, aluminium, corres- ponding to the formula — 8 equivalents of Cu . . 96 . . 87.27 per cent.
1 " " Al . . 14 . . 12.73 '* 110 100.00 Kerl and Stohman give the following account of Benzon's process: "Benzon* has patented the reduction of aluminium with copper, forming a...n aluminium-copper alloy. He mixes copper, or oxidized copper, or cupric oxide, in the finest possible state, with fine, powdered, pure alumina and charcoal, preferably animal charcoal. The alumina and copper or copper oxide are mixed in equivalent proportions, but an excess of charcoal is used. The mixture is put in a crucible such as is used for melting east steel, which is lined inside with charcoal. The charge is covered with char- coal, and the crucible subjected first to a tempera- ture near the melting point of copper, until the alumina is reduced, and then the heat is raised high enough to melt down the alloy.
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