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• Bismuth
  Some gun stores advertise shotgun pellets made of bismuth or alloys thereof as "green", or non-toxic ammo, as opposed to lead pellets.
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• Aluminium
  ...um, although they're not 100% pure aluminium, but rather type 1350 or 1370 alloys. Discarded pieces can sometimes be found around transmission towers. Most o ...ever, many lightweight metal objects can also be made out of other special alloys or polymers, so it's better to analyse the metal first. Lightweight metal p
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• Caesium
  Very small amounts of cesium alloys are used in the cathode of the electron gun from the cathode ray tube TVs.<
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• Ammonium bicarbonate
  ...container. Avoid storing this compound near anything with copper or copper alloys, as well as the acid cabinet.
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• Cerium
  ...sparking when struck, making it an ideal material for firestarters in the alloys [[ferrocerium]] and [[mischmetal]].
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• Gallium
  ...tice. Aluminium is highly susceptible, as well as [[zinc]], aluminium-zinc alloys, certain steel grades<ref>handle.dtic.mil/100.2/ADA365497</ref>, making the ...de, but the quantity is too small to be of importance. Certain low melting alloys contain gallium.
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• Lithium
  ...s process should be performed in installations made of corrosion resistant alloys and under inert atmosphere, such as argon. *Aluminium-lithium alloys
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• Mischmetal
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Neodymium iron boron magnet
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Proper disposal of chemicals
  ...ronment and may increase the level of chromium in the environment; Some SS alloys may have nickel which is harmful to the environment | style="text-align:center;"| Some steel alloys contain nickel which will leak in the environment which is harmful to the e
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• Perchloric acid
  Avoid storing the acid near items made of [[copper]] or copper alloys!
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• Tin
  ...t to avoid forming the α form, it should be kept at room temperature. Tin alloys do not suffer from this problem.
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• Titanium
  ...en atom replacements in the crystal lattice. The other grades are titanium alloys.
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• Zinc
  *Making [[Alloys of zinc|zinc alloys]]
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• Yttrium
  *Alloys with [[aluminium]]?
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• Hydrofluoric acid
  ...ble to resist it effectively, including [[nickel]] and [[copper]] and many alloys containing either. Noble metals, like [[gold]] are also unaffected by conce
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• Lead
  Lead alloys, like Pb-Sb resist oxidation and can remain relative lustrous for months up
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• Hydrogen
  ...such as high-strength and low-alloy steels, as well as titanium and nickel alloys.
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• Iridium
  Iridium will form alloys with metals, such as [[osmium]] (osmiridium) and [[iron]].
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• Iron
  ...nd has long been prized for its strength and ability to form even stronger alloys, such as steel. In the lab, iron can be either a useful reagent or an annoy ...nd chemical properties of steel, most items that contain iron are normally alloys. Some sources of steel wool however, use pure iron metal. Despite sounding
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• Lab suppliers
  ...ticular large supplier, it does sell a quite impressive variety of metals, alloys, electrodes, as well as graphite rods and plates. GalliumSource sells metals and alloys, as well as some nonmetals and metalloids, and ships them internationally.
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• Safe handling and storage of chemicals
  ...n, avoid putting gallium on aluminium objects or other gallium susceptible alloys. Unlike most materials, gallium will expand as it solidifies, a property si ...e metals. Its vapors will destroy aluminium, severely corrode iron and its alloys and irreversibly stain most plastic materials. Ampouling is recommended, wh
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• Schweizer's reagent
  It is also corrosive to copper and copper-based alloys, like [[brass]] and [[bronze]].
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• Silver
  It can also be obtained by chemical purification of silver alloys used to make jewelry and coins. This is a process done in several steps.
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• Sodium hydroxide
  ...eact with almost all metals, except a few like [[copper]], [[nickel]], and alloys like [[stainless steel]], though presence of air and moisture may increase
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• Chromium
  ...ends to have a relatively high concentration of chromium compared to other alloys. Stainless steel is another option.
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• Copper
  *Make copper alloys ([[brass]], [[bronze]])
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• Silicon carbide
  ...ica fume, which is a byproduct of producing silicon metal and ferrosilicon alloys, also can be converted to SiC by heating with graphite at 1,500 °C (2,730
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• Tantalum
  ...corrosion-resistant, part of the refractory metals group, mostly used as alloys and in various electronics as capacitor material.
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• Antimony
  *Make antimony alloys
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• Zirconium
  ...ium is highly flammable, but the solid form is far less prone to ignition. Alloys with zinc become magnetic below 35 K.
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• Palladium
  Palladium can be extracted from various Pd/Pt alloys by dissolving them in nitric acid, followed by filtration to separate it fr
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• Indium
  *Low melting point alloys
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• Cobalt
  ...as or [[nitrogen]] gas even at high temperatures. As such, annealed cobalt alloys are sometimes used to store hydrogen.
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• Molybdenum
  ...ough the percentage is small, between 0.2–5%, although most common steel alloys have <1% molybdenum.
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• Ruthenium
  ...pure metal. It's not economical to extract the metal from its compounds or alloys.
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• Aniline
  ...ss bottler with a PTFE lining, away from any source of ignition and copper alloys. Due to its foul smell, it's best to keep it in a separate cabinet. Aniline
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• Manganese(II) sulfate
  You can also dissolve manganese alloys in sulfuric acid, however the resulting manganese sulfate will be contamina
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• Mu-metal
  ...other nickel alloys. Some, as noted by a few SM members are actually iron alloys, probably used because they're cheaper or have similar magnetic permeabilit [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Kanthal
  ...the trademark for a family of [[iron]]-[[chromium]]-[[aluminium]] (FeCrAl) alloys, widely used in electric resistances and high-temperature applications. The Kanthal alloys consist of iron (>30%), chromium (20–30%) and aluminium (4–7.5 %). The
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• Nichrome
  ...or just '''NiCr''', is the name given to various types of nickel-chromium alloys, widely used in resistance wires, such as heating elements. [[Category:Alloys]]
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• NaK
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Hydrogen cyanide
  ...l as passing it over various metal catalysts such as brass, iron or copper-alloys under mild vacuum (in the range 50-150 Torr) and at temperatures of 400-500
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• Hydrogenator
  ...tals ([[platinum]], [[palladium]], [[rhodium]], [[ruthenium]]), [[nickel]] alloys ([[Raney nickel]] or Urushibara nickel), various coordination complexes of
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• Devarda's alloy
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Crucible
  ...not. They are made of a heat resistant materials, such as ceramic, metal (alloys, platinum-group or refractory metals) or certain oxides ([[aluminium oxide|
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• Tube furnace
  ...conia, as well as refractory alloys and metals such as [[Kanthal]], nickel alloys, [[tantalum]], etc. The type of tube limits the maximum temperature the fur
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• Brass
  Common brass alloys are comprised of 55-80% copper and 45-15% zinc, with the rest being either When brass is molten, such as when making brass alloys from scratch or casting scrap brass, white fumes of zinc oxide are released
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• Stainless steel
  Stainless steel alloys can be classified by their crystalline structure, as austenitic, ferritic, ...less steel to any noticeable effect. While [[nitric acid]] attacks most SS alloys, types 304L and 430 have shown to be more resistant. On the other hand, hyd
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• Steel
  ...salts will cause steel to oxidize, and the apparition of rust. Iron-carbon alloys with a carbon content higher than 2.1% are no longer called steel, but rath *''Tool steel'': Carbon steel alloys containing refractory metals, such as [[vanadium]], [[chromium]], [[molybde
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• Bronze
  ...ough nickel bronze is magnetic and is easy to tell apart from other bronze alloys by using a magnet. [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Antimony(III) oxide
  Dissolving [[lead]]-[[antimony]] alloys (found in car battery and wheel weights) in acid in the presence of an oxid
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• Raney nickel
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Ultraviolet lamp
  ...is not to any appreciable degree).<ref>M. Tsai, Y.-F. Lu, Y.-. Wang, ''J. Alloys Compd.'' '''2010''', 505(2), 818-823, [https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jallcom.20
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• Gas cylinder
  ...store corrosive chemicals, [[nickel]], [[copper]] or (rarer) [[aluminium]] alloys are used. Gas cylinders can release their content through a valve, located
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• Metalware
  ...s a general name used for all lab items or tools made of metal or metallic alloys, that are not used as reagents, but rather as tools or lab equipment. Elect Metal ware items are commonly made of corrosion resistant metals or alloys, such as [[stainless steel]], [[nickel]], [[titanium]], [[platinum]], [[gol
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• Heating bath
  Low melting point alloys, such as [[Wood's metal]] (m.p. 70 °C), are used to heat reaction flasks t Other alloys used are: Bi-Pb-Sn-Cd-In-Tl (41.5 °C), Cerrolow 117 (47.2 °C), Cerrolow 1
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• Ceramicware
  ...allurgy to remove metal impurities, like [[lead]] from precious metals and alloys. Most tend to be made from bone ash, though fire clay and magnesia are also
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• Redox
  *''Alloys'': [[Devarda's alloy]], [[Raney nickel]], Na-Pb
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• Reducer
  *''Alloys'': [[Devarda's alloy]], [[Raney nickel]], Na-Pb
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• Pnictogen
  ...atomic number 51, is a silvery metal or metalloid, commonly encountered in alloys, usually with [[lead]]. It has several allotrope forms.
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• Metal casting
  ...lame of a gas stove, while other metals like [[aluminium]], [[copper]] and alloys like [[brass]] and [[bronze]] need a hotter flame to melt. Traditional tech Some metals, like zinc and its alloys will fume when molten, which, if inhaled will cause metal fume fever.
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• Magnet
  ...l range of Curie temperature for this alloy is 310 to 340 degrees C. These alloys may contain significant (>10%) amounts of [[cerium]], [[gadolinium]], [[pra ...ts higher temperature resistance than neodymium magnets. Two types of SmCo alloys are commonly made: SmCo₅ and Sm₂Co₁₇. The
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• Metal
  Metals are commonly used to make alloys and conduct electricity.
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• Zamak
  ...ect plenty of side products to appear in the reaction flask, as many zamak alloys may also contain other elements, especially if it's low quality. [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Alloy
  ...mixture of metals or a mixture of at least one metal and another element. Alloys are defined by a metallic bonding character.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w Alloys are created to exploit or maximize various properties of one of the parent
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• Ingot mold
  For cast iron molds, you can cast metals and alloys with the melting point below the softening point of cast iron: *Alloys: [[brass]], [[bronze]], [[fusible alloy]]s ([[Cerrosafe]], [[Field's metal]
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• Wood's metal
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Lab tips & tricks
  *Items not made of corrosion resistant alloys should be coated in protective paint (Plasti Dip is a good choice)
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• Iron ring
  ...ickel]]-plated. Iron rings are rarely made of [[stainless steel]] or other alloys.
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• Amalgam
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Rose's metal
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Fusible alloy
  ...w temperatures. Fusible alloys are commonly, but not necessarily, eutectic alloys. From practical view, low melting alloys can be divided up into:
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• Solder
  ...ween 180 and 190 °C are the most commonly used. Soldering performed using alloys with a melting point above 450 °C is called "hard soldering", "silver sold [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Alcohol catalyzed alkali metal production
  ...n or a magnetic stainless steel rod could also be used as stirrer, as iron alloys don't react with hot alkali hydroxides or molten alkali metals at such low
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• Ferrocerium
  [[Category:Alloys]]
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• Alnico
  '''Alnico''' is a family of iron alloys which in addition to iron are composed primarily of [[aluminium]] (Al), [[n The composition of alnico alloys is typically 8–12% Al, 15–26% Ni, 5–24% Co, up to 6% Cu, up to 1% Ti,
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• Iron(III) nitrate
  *Etch silver and silver alloys
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• Ferromagnetism
  Most ferromagnetic materials are metals, alloys or chalcogenides of said metals, since the conducting electrons are often r
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• Magnalium
  '''Magnalium''' is a class of [[aluminium]]-[[magnesium]] alloys, with a variety of uses from machine parts to pyrotechnics, depending on th ...inium]], making them more workable and easier to weld than pure aluminium. Alloys containing higher percentage of magnesium (5-50%) are much more brittle and
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• Titanium nitride
  ...ng point materials such as [[stainless steel]]s, [[titanium]] and titanium alloys. *TiN coating for edge retention and corrosion resistance in alloys
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