Metallurgy (by types of metal)

Metallurgy (Un. metallurgy — I extract from the earth) is the science of extracting metals from ores or substances containing metals and "giving" metal alloys appropriate properties; industry. Extraction of metals from metal ores has been known for a long time. Archaeological excavations indicate that back in the 7-6 centuries BC, our ancestors knew the secrets of copper production. In the 2nd millennium BC, an alloy of copper with tin — bronze began to be used; iron smelting began around the middle of this millennium. In this case, iron was obtained by the method (the simplest method) of returning ore by direct heating in the crust at a temperature of 1100— 1350 °.

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