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Shakudō (赤銅) is a ****anese
billon of gold and
copper (typically 4–10% gold, 96–90% copper), one of the
irogane class of
colored metals,
which can be treated...
- that may be the same as
Corinthian bronze and is
similar to the ****anese
Shakudō. Its
composition was long a mystery, but
contemporary thinking is that...
- be
traced back
between 300 and 900 years, or
possibly as much as 1200.
Shakudo, for example, may be
referenced back to at
least the 12th century. Shibuichi...
- from
other variants in the table,
being a
mixture of
shibuichi (~40%) and
shakudō (~60%) with
around 1% of gold (proportions
could be, for example, 9.9%...
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Shakudo Station (尺土駅,
Shakudo-eki) is a
railway station owned by
Kintetsu Corporation in Katsuragi, Nara Prefecture, ****an.
Kintetsu Railway Minami Osaka...
- for a long time.
Similar alloys are
found outside Europe. For example,
shakudō is a ****anese
billon of gold and
copper with a
characteristic dark blue-purple...
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Ashtadhatu Auricupride Corinthian bronze Electrum Hepatizon Panchaloha Shakudō Shibuichi Thokcha Tumbaga "The
Internet classics Archive |
Critias by Plato"...
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texts from
classical antiquity,
later used to
refer to br****
Panchaloha Shakudō – a ****anese
billon of gold and
copper with a dark blue-purple
patina Shibuichi...
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aluminium (about 7%) have a
golden color and are used in decorations.
Shakudō is a ****anese
decorative alloy of
copper containing a low
percentage of...
- for
making Hindu temple icons Pyrite,
often referred to as Fool's Gold
Shakudō,
copper with 4–10% gold
Tumbaga Encyclopædia of Chemistry, theoretical...
