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Spelter

The plates of manufactured zinc are called spelter in commerce. Spelter solder is made from equal parts of zinc and copper; this is for ordinary use on brass. A little harder, for copper and iron, is zinc 3, copper 4. See SOLDERS; ZINC.

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