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Bismuth
One of the elements a metal of a reddish white color crystallizing in rhombohedrons It is somewhat harder than lead and rather brittle masses show broad cleavage surfaces when broken across It melts at 507deg Fahr
Carborundum
carbon and sand together in an electric furnace The commercial article is dark colored and iridescent It is harder than emery and is used as an abrasive
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Chitin
A white amorphous horny substance forming the harder part of the outer integument of insects crustacea and various other invertebrates entomolin
Compression projectile
means of an envelope of soft metal In small arms the modern projectile having a soft core and harder jacket is subjected to compression throughout the entire cylindrical part
Harden
To make hard or harder to make firm or compact to indurate as to harden clay or iron
Hardened
Made hard or harder or compact made unfeeling or callous made obstinate or obdurate confirmed in error or vice
Hardening
Making hard or harder
iridium
same group as platinum which it much resembles being silver white and indifferent to most corrosive agents but harder more brittle and with a higher melting temperature 2410deg C versus platinum 1772deg C With the exception of
Lignification
A change in the character of a cell wall by which it becomes harder It is supposed to be due to an incrustation of lignin
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