10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ELECTROMETALLURGIST»
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electrometallurgist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Electrochemical and Metallurgical Industry
Gustave Gin, electrometallurgist, Societe Precedes Gin, Paris : "A contribution to
the electrometallurgy of iron and steel." Henry D. Hibbard, consulting engineer,
Plainfield, N. J. : "The present value of electric steel." F. A. J. FitzGerald,
consulting ...
Eugene Franz Roeber, Howard Coon Parmelee, 1909
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Who's who in Engineering: A Biographical Dictionary of the ...
Non- ferrous-metallurgy an delectrometallurgy, Sch. of Mines, Columbia U., N. Y.
City, 1905 to date; Cons, metallurgist and electrometallurgist since 1903. Granted
a number of patents for improved methods of extracting metals from ores and ...
Winfield Scott Downs, M. Lewis (M.), 1931
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Applied Science: Incorporated with Transactions of the ...
\Valter Jackson, '07, has been appointed to the position of field engineer for the
Ontario Power Company, at Niagara Falls, Ont. E. R. Williams, '11, is assistant
electrometallurgist for the Northern Aluminum Co., at Shawinigan Falls, Que.
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The Polytechnic Journal: A Monthly Magazine of Art, Science, ...
... mechanic and experimentalist, for he can tell at once by the hissing of the
hydrogen whether the connexions are all correctly made, and what amount of
current is passing; a fact of no small importance when used by the
electrometallurgist.
... point, since it stressel, once and for all, the tremendous importance of
synergetics on the electrodic phenomena and the relevance of statistical
procedures to interphasial studies, to date not fully appreciated by the
electrometallurgist. "'ii'.—fi.
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The Engineering Profession
Chemist and electrometallurgist, assistant metallurgist, metallurgical engineer,
manager 6. Assayer, assistant superintendent, superintendent, consulting
engineer, manager, director, managing director, chairman, president,
independent ...
Theodore Jesse Hoover, John Charles Lounsbury Fish, 1941
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Power Struggles: Scientific Authority and the Creation of ...
George Mathiot, an electrometallurgist employed by the U.S. Coast Survey,
reported that hydrogen bubbled through turpentine did produce a much brighter
light than hydrogen alone; mysteriously, the consumption of turpentine was
negligible.
Michael B. Schiffer, 2008
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Latvian-English Dictionary
... [hā] adj electromechanical elektrometa[ll]urgs [l] nm electrometallurgist
elektrometa[ll]urģija [l] nfelectrometallurgy elektrošoks elektrometināšana nf
electric welding elektrometinātāj/s nm, ~a nf electric welder elektrometrisks adj
electrometric ...
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The Case of the Poisonous Socks: Tales from Chemistry
... well as printer and paper manufacturer William James Russell (1830–1909),
physical chemist at Bedford College for Women Alfred Smee (1818–1877),
surgeon, electrometallurgist, and Odling's father-in-law John Van Voorst (1804–
1898), ...
William Hodson Brock, 2011
C. H. McConnell has been made manager of the Globe Steel Abrasive Co.,
Mansfield, O. * * * R. C. Gosrow, metallurgical engineer and electrometallurgist at
Chicago, has changed his name to R. C. Gosreau. * * * Archibald McCooll,
general ...
