Talmi Gold
A beautiful goldcolored alloy, sold under the above name, gives, on analysis: copper, 86.4; zinc, 12.2; tin, 1.1; iron, 0.3. The presence of the iron was probably accidental.
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A beautiful goldcolored alloy, sold under the above name, gives, on analysis: copper, 86.4; zinc, 12.2; tin, 1.1; iron, 0.3. The presence of the iron was probably accidental.