Metals Their Properties And Treatment
Metals Their Properties And Treatment
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Thoroughly * galvanised ' iron nails may be used.
In casting zinc, it is important to avoid employing too high a temperature, not only because zinc may be lost in vapour, but because burned zinc is produced ; that is, the zinc becomes very much harder, and difficult to cut with a 366 Zinc file or chisel, probably because it has dissolved some oxide of zinc, Galvanised Iron is sheet iron coated with zinc, and is made in a similar way to tin plate, by thoroughly cleansing the surface of the iron,... and immersing it in melted zinc which is kept covered with powdered sal-ammoniac (muriate or hydrochlorate of ammonia), this salt having the property of dissolving the oxide of zinc from the surface of the bath. The zinc probably alloys with the iron plate to a slight depth. A small quantity of iron is dissolved by the melted zinc, and a very brittle alloy is deposited in pasty masses at the bottom of the zinc-pot, whence it is removed occasion- ally with a perforated ladle. This alloy has been found to contain 6 per cent, of iron and 94 per cent, of zinc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thoroughly * galvanised ' iron nails may be used.
In casting zinc, it is important to avoid employing too high a temperature, not only because zinc may be lost in vapour, but because burned zinc is produced ; that is, the zinc becomes very much harder, and difficult to cut with a 366 Zinc file or chisel, probably because it has dissolved some oxide of zinc, Galvanised Iron is sheet iron coated with zinc, and is made in a similar way to tin plate, by thoroughly cleansing the surface of the iron,... and immersing it in melted zinc which is kept covered with powdered sal-ammoniac (muriate or hydrochlorate of ammonia), this salt having the property of dissolving the oxide of zinc from the surface of the bath. The zinc probably alloys with the iron plate to a slight depth. A small quantity of iron is dissolved by the melted zinc, and a very brittle alloy is deposited in pasty masses at the bottom of the zinc-pot, whence it is removed occasion- ally with a perforated ladle. This alloy has been found to contain 6 per cent, of iron and 94 per cent, of zinc.
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