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Pewter (/ˈpjuːtər/) is a
malleable metal alloy consisting of tin (85–99%),
antimony (approximately 5–10%),
copper (2%), bi****h, and
sometimes silver...
- The
fineness of a
precious metal object (coin, bar, jewelry, etc.)
represents the
weight of
fine metal therein, in
proportion to the
total weight which...
- unbrushed.
Brushing is a
mechanical process wherein a
fine metal brush rubs the
fabric to
raise fine fibres from the
loosely spun
yarns to form a nap on...
- A
metal (from
Ancient Gr**** μέταλλον (métallon) 'mine, quarry,
metal') is a
material that, when
freshly prepared, polished, or fractured,
shows a lustrous...
- are
completely enclosed by one or more
layers of a
fine metal mesh or
perforated sheet metal. The
metal layers are
grounded to
dissipate any
electric currents...
- oxidized. An
intermediate product of
puddling is
known as
refined pig iron,
finers metal, or
refined iron. Pig iron can also be used to
produce gray iron. This...
-
inscribe or
decorate jewellery, firearms, trophies,
knives and
other fine metal goods.
Traditional engravings in
printmaking are also "hand engraved"...
-
precious metals; see
Fineness Fine, to
produce refined metal in a
finery forge FINE, an
informal ****ociation of the four main Fair
Trade networks Fine (surname)...
- steeped, they are
filtered out of the
water using a
paper coffee filter, a
fine metal sieve (e.g. in a
French press), or felt. The
result is a
coffee concentrate...
- 572 °F). In
compliance with
British law, the
British fine art
trade uses the term "white
metal" in
auction catalogues to
describe foreign silver items...
