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Tutania

A beautiful table-ware alloy of silvery brightness. One mixture is tin 2 pounds, antimony 4 ounces, arsenic 1 ounce. The Engestroom tutania is copper 4, regulus of antimony 8, bismuth 1, melted together and added to 100 parts of tin. A German alloy is tin 48, copper 1, antimony 4. See SPANISH TUTANIA; SILVER; GERMAN-SILVER; BRITANNIA METAL.

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