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Guanín is an
alloy of copper, gold and silver,
similar to red gold, used in pre-Columbian
central America. The name
guanín is
taken from the
language of...
- Pharmacie, 58 : 18-20. From page 20: " ...
desshalb möchte ich den
Namen Guanin vorschlagen,
welcher an
seine Herkunft erinnert." ( ...
therefore I would...
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alloy of gold, silver, and
copper called guanin had to be imported,
since there was no
smelting culture.
Guanin had
various connections to
Taino sacred...
- bohíques.
Caciques enjo**** the
privilege of
wearing golden pendants called guanín,
living in
square bohíos,
instead of the
round ones of
ordinary villagers...
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Retrieved 2019-09-09.
Fischer E (1882). "Über Caffein, Theobromin,
Xanthin und
Guanin".
Justus Liebigs Annalen der Chemie. 215 (3): 253–320. doi:10.1002/jlac...
- bars were
typically melted back into
their constituent metals in Spain.
Guanín – Pre-Columbian
central American alloy Tombac – Copper-zinc
alloy Orichal**** –...
- diamond) Electrum,
Green gold 6-23 75-80 0-15 0-4 Cd Grey gold † † Mn†
Guanín 25 56 18
Hepatizon †
trace trace Niello † † Pb sulfides†
Panchaloha † †...
- bronze)
Florentine bronze (aluminium or tin)
Glucydur (beryllium, iron)
Guanín (gold, silver)
Gunmetal (tin, zinc)
Phosphor bronze (tin and phosphorus)...
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people who have the tops of
their spears made of a
metal which they call
guanin, of
which he had sent
samples to the
Sovereigns to have them ****a****, when...
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Strecker A (1861). "Untersuchungen über die
chemischen Beziehungen zwischen Guanin, Xanthin, Theobromin, Caffeïn und Kreatinin" [Studies on the
chemical relationships...
