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Cupellation is a
refining process in
metallurgy in
which ores or allo****
metals are
treated under very high
temperatures and
subjected to
controlled operations...
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material often used in
cupellation, a
process by
which precious metals (such as gold and silver) are
removed from base metals. In
cupellation, base
metals in...
- ****a**** by an ****ay office.
Silver is ****a**** by titration, gold by
cupellation and
platinum by
inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry...
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artifacts contained less than 0.5% lead,
which strongly indicates cupellation.
Cupellation was also
being used in
parts of
Europe to
extract gold, silver...
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separate base
metals from
noble metals. This
process is
known as
cupellation.
Cupellation started long
before the Post
Medieval period, however, the first...
- techniques. One
ancient process for
extracting the
silver from lead was
cupellation. Lead was
melted in a bone ash 'test' or 'cupel' and air
blown across...
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chloride produced to the metal. The
situation changed with the
discovery of
cupellation, a
technique that
allowed silver metal to be
extracted from its ores...
- then be
recovered with
cupellation. Gold can also be
parted using salts or
using mercury.
Large scale cupellation using a
cupellation hearth is also covered...
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metallurgical technology developed (hammering, melting, smelting, roasting,
cupellation, moulding, smithing, etc.), more
metals were
intentionally included in...
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California gold rush,
mints were
moving away from the age-old
process of
cupellation to "part"
bullion and
moving toward the acid
refining process developed...
