North Georgia College Undergraduate Bulletin 1914
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The Patio process. The "Washoe process. The combina- tion process. The roasting and pan amalgamation. The Boss 51 process. Wet processes. Refining of silver bullion. Purchasing, sampling and testing.
Senior year, five times per week. Second term.
5. The Metallurgy of Copper. — Smelting in reverberatory and blast furnaces. Pyritic matte smelting. Concentration of mattes by various processes. Wet processes of treating mattes and ores. The study and calculation of the furnace charges, and slag. Be...ssemerizing. Process of refining in reverberatories and electrolytic refining.
Senior year, second term. Five hours per week.
Text-Books and References: Rose's "Metallurgy of Gold," Collins' "Metallurgy of Silver," Eggleston's "Metallur- gy of Silver," Schnabel's "Hand Book of Metallurgy," Rich- ard's "Stamp Milling of Gold Ores," Peters' "Modern Copper Smelting," Long's "Matte Smelting." 6. Nickel, Mercury, Tin, Antimony, Cadmium. — The metal- lurgy of these metals is discussed only briefly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Patio process. The "Washoe process. The combina- tion process. The roasting and pan amalgamation. The Boss 51 process. Wet processes. Refining of silver bullion. Purchasing, sampling and testing.
Senior year, five times per week. Second term.
5. The Metallurgy of Copper. — Smelting in reverberatory and blast furnaces. Pyritic matte smelting. Concentration of mattes by various processes. Wet processes of treating mattes and ores. The study and calculation of the furnace charges, and slag. Be...ssemerizing. Process of refining in reverberatories and electrolytic refining.
Senior year, second term. Five hours per week.
Text-Books and References: Rose's "Metallurgy of Gold," Collins' "Metallurgy of Silver," Eggleston's "Metallur- gy of Silver," Schnabel's "Hand Book of Metallurgy," Rich- ard's "Stamp Milling of Gold Ores," Peters' "Modern Copper Smelting," Long's "Matte Smelting." 6. Nickel, Mercury, Tin, Antimony, Cadmium. — The metal- lurgy of these metals is discussed only briefly.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North Georgia College to read onlineMoreLess
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