The Manufacture of Paper: With Illustrations, and a Bibliography of Works Relating to Cellulose and Paper-MakingSindall, R. W. (Robert Walter)
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The Manufacture of Paper: With Illustrations, and a Bibliography of Works Relating to Cellulose and Paper-Making
Sindall, R. W. (Robert Walter)
Papermaking
$Electro-Metallurgy.$ By J. B. C. KERSHAW, F.I.C. With 61
Illustrations.
CONTENTS: Introduction and Historical Survey. Aluminium.
Production. Details of Processes and Works. Costs. Utilization.
Future of the Metal. Bullion and Gold. Silver Refining Process.
Gold Refining Processes. Gold Extraction Processes. Calcium
Carbide and Acetylene Gas. The Carbide Furnace and Process.
Production. Utilization. Carborundum. Details of Manufacture.
Properties and Uses. Copper. Copper Refining. Descriptions
of Refineries. Costs. Properties and Utilization. The Elmore
and similar Processes. Electrolytic Extraction Processes.
Electro-Metallurgical Concentration Processes. Ferro-alloys.
Descriptions of Works. Utilization. Glass and Quartz Glass.
Graphite. Details of Process. Utilization. Iron and Steel.
Descriptions of Furnaces and Processes. Yields and Costs.
Comparative Costs. Lead. The Salom Process. The Betts Refining
Process. The Betts Reduction Process. White Lead Processes.
Miscellaneous Products. Calcium. Carbon Bisulphide. Carbon
Tetra-Chloride. Diamantine. Magnesium. Phosphorus. Silicon and
its Compounds. Nickel. Wet Processes. Dry Processes. Sodium.
Descriptions of Cells and Processes. Tin. Alkaline Processes
for Tin Stripping. Acid Processes for Tin Stripping. Salt
Processes for Tin Stripping. Zinc. Wet Processes. Dry Processes.
Electro-Thermal Processes. Electro-Galvanizing. Glossary. Name
Index.
The subject of this volume, the branch of metallurgy which deals
with the extraction and refining of metals by aid of electricity,
is becoming of great importance. The author gives a brief and clear
account of the industrial developments of electro-metallurgy, in
language that can be understood by those whose acquaintance with
either chemical or electrical science may be but slight. It is a
thoroughly practical work descriptive of apparatus and processes,
and commends itself to all practical men engaged, in metallurgical
operations, as well as to business men, financiers, and investors.
$Radio-Telegraphy.$ By C. C. F. MONCKTON, M.I.E.E. With 173 Diagrams
and Illustrations.
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