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The crucible is then removed from the fire and the mixture either poured from it or allowed to cool in it. After it has cooled, the slag is knocked off with a hammer and a button of metal obtained. When using this flux the clay cruci- ble, without either coal or plumbago, is preferred, for the flux is very hard on a crucible that contains either of these substances. Black flux is used by some foun- drymen in melting the fine scrap sweepings from the floor, and dross and refuse from the crucible...s, by melt- ing these in a crucible with black flux. They obtain considerable amounts of metal from them that would otherwise be lost. In melting this refuse with black flux, the common clay crucible should always be used.
NATURE AND CHARACTER OF ALLOYS.
Alloys of gold, silver and copper are generally supe- rior in strength to any of the more fusible metals, and may be forged either when red hot or cold. These three metals seem to unite in any proportions, and always form an alloy that is malleable when either hot or cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crucible is then removed from the fire and the mixture either poured from it or allowed to cool in it. After it has cooled, the slag is knocked off with a hammer and a button of metal obtained. When using this flux the clay cruci- ble, without either coal or plumbago, is preferred, for the flux is very hard on a crucible that contains either of these substances. Black flux is used by some foun- drymen in melting the fine scrap sweepings from the floor, and dross and refuse from the crucible...s, by melt- ing these in a crucible with black flux. They obtain considerable amounts of metal from them that would otherwise be lost. In melting this refuse with black flux, the common clay crucible should always be used.
NATURE AND CHARACTER OF ALLOYS.
Alloys of gold, silver and copper are generally supe- rior in strength to any of the more fusible metals, and may be forged either when red hot or cold. These three metals seem to unite in any proportions, and always form an alloy that is malleable when either hot or cold.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirk, Edward. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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