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obtaining metals

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A measure of the ease with which metal atoms release their valence electrons when they react   activity  
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the alloying of a low-carbon steel with carbon underhigh pressure and temperature resulting in a hard surface with a tough interior.   case hardening  
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the impure iron that is the product of a blast furnace; also called pig iron   cast iron  
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the mixture of amterials put into a blast furnace   charge  
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the combination of materials with oxygen; the process of burning   combustion  
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the slow eating away of iron or steel structures due to spontaneius combination with oxygen; the process of rusting   corrosion  
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a method by which the minerl is separated from the gangue in order to concentrate the mineral   flotation  
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the material added to the charge to eliminate the gangue as slag   flux  
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thae waste or nonmineral part of the ore   gangue  
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a mineral-bearing rock from which metal is extracted   ore  
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another name for cast iron   pig iron  
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rapid cooling after heating   quenching  
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the removal of oxygen from a metallic oxide   reduction  
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the reddish-brown coating of iron oxide formed when iron or steel combines with oxygen.   rust  
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calcium silicate, formed by the reaction of the gangue and the flux   slag  
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an alloy of iron and carbon; other materials may be added to produce special properties   steel  
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heatinging and then quenching of high carbon steel to obtain special properties   tempering  
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aluminum oxide Al2O3   alumina  
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the copper that results from the futher reduction of copper matte; 98% pure Cu   blister copper  
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An alloy of copper and tin   bronze  
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the heating of carbonate to produce an oxide   calcine  
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an impure copper that is the product of the reduction of copper oxide   copper matte  
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the mineral that is melted and used as the solvent for alumina in the Hall process   cryolite  
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a furnace that reflects the hot flames and gases from the furnace roof to the charge   reverberatory furnace  
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the burning off of a sulfide ore to produce a metallic oxide   roasting  
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