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Mitis metal

The malleable iron produced by mitis casting called also simply mitis

A process invented by P Ostberg for producing malleable iron castings by melting wrought iron to which from 005

minerals and to be of a silver white color and malleable It is not currently 1998 a recognized element

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A light silver white metallic element of atomic number 12 malleable and ductile quite permanent in dry air but tarnishing in

a bright bluish color but easily tarnished It is both malleable and ductile though with little tenacity and is used for

appearance it resembles zinc being white or lead gray soft malleable and easily fusible but in its chemical relation it resembles

combined in certain zinc ores It is white hard and malleable resembling aluminium and remarkable for its low melting point 86deg

metallic element found in platinum ore It is a white malleable substance Symbol Da Atomic weight 154

A common metal of a reddish color both ductile and malleable and very tenacious It is one of the best conductors

iron in color and luster but is soft and both malleable and ductile It tarnishes readily in the air

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The malleable iron produced by mitis casting called also simply mitis

A process invented by P Ostberg for producing malleable iron castings by melting wrought iron to which from 005

minerals and to be of a silver white color and malleable It is not currently 1998 a recognized element

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