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THE METALLURGY OF ANTIMONY.<br />

137<br />

(a) Refined Antimony.—The composition of the metals taken from<br />

different sources can be seen from the following table:—<br />

Source<br />

Analyst .<br />

Sb .<br />

Cu<br />

Fe<br />

Pb<br />

As<br />

Bi<br />

S<br />

Col<br />

i<br />

I.<br />

[ Lipto Szt. "i<br />

\ Miklos, \<br />

[ Hungary.J<br />

Hirzel.<br />

98-27<br />

0-54<br />

0-63<br />

0-36<br />

...<br />

II. III.<br />

California.<br />

Booth, Garret, Blair.<br />

98*34<br />

0*021<br />

0-144<br />

0-410<br />

1-008<br />

0*064<br />

0-013<br />

99*081<br />

0*052<br />

0*039<br />

0-538<br />

0-036<br />

0-254<br />

trace.<br />

IV. V. VI.<br />

(Samples for tenders at)<br />

I the Royal Docks at [<br />

( Wilhelinsbaven. J<br />

Himly.<br />

98-98<br />

0*01<br />

0*35<br />

0*34<br />

0*09<br />

0'23<br />

98*81<br />

0-02<br />

0*34<br />

0-34<br />

0-36<br />

0-12<br />

98*87<br />

0*02<br />

0*16<br />

0-73<br />

0-09<br />

0*11<br />

(ft) Refinery slag generally contains from 20 to 60 per cent, of<br />

antimony, and is a mixture of soda, sodium sulphantimoniate,<br />

antimony trioxide and tetroxide, ferrous oxide, iron sulphide, arsenic<br />

oxide, and smaller proportions of silica and alumina; it is added to<br />

charges of ore.<br />

(y) Star slag consists essentially of antimony glass, and is used<br />

repeatedly until it becomes too poor and impure; it is then added to<br />

charges of ore.<br />

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE METALLURGY OF ANTIMONY.<br />

DRY METHODS AND PROCESSES.<br />

1. Balling, 0. A. M., Die MetaUhiittenkunde, pp. 528-544 ; Berlin, Julius<br />

Springer, 18 35.-<br />

2. Balling, Berg. u. MU. Ztg., 1885, p. 424 ; 1886, p. 102; 1887, p. 22.<br />

3. Banerman, Elements of Metallurgy, by J. A. Phillips, pp. 487-496 ;<br />

London, Charles Griffin & Co., 1887.<br />

4. Bersch, J., Lexikon Metall-Technik, pp. 34-42 ; Leipzig, A. Hartleben.<br />

5. Berthier, " Sur l'essai et le traitement du sulfure d'antimoine," Ann. ok<br />

chim. et de phys. [2], xxv., 1824, p. 379.<br />

6. Bidon, " L'Antimoine en Toscane," Genie civil, 1882.<br />

7. Bloxam, Metals, pp. 413-415 ; Longmans, Green & Co., 1882.<br />

8. Boiling, * { Gewinnung des Antimons in Hochofen," Chem. Ztg., ci., 1885,<br />

p. 1825.<br />

9. Brown, Selwyn, "The Metallurgy of Antimony," A rostralian Min. Stand..<br />

Nov. 24, 1898.

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