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Electrolytic tough pitch copper

ELECTROLYTIC TOUGH PITCH COPPER WROUGHT ALLOY... [Pg.305]

Unalloyed copper of commercial quality can be subdivided in three types 2.1.1. Electrolytical tough pitch copper (ETP)... [Pg.2]

CP coordination polyhedron ETP electrolytic tough pitch (copper)... [Pg.9]

CllOOO (electrolytic tough pitch) Copper Alloys 115 16.7... [Pg.886]

A1.1.1 Hard-temper, cold-finished type-(ETP) electrolytic tough pitch copper. ... [Pg.100]

Copper ores foimd in the United States contain approximately 1% copper in the form of copper sulfide. Copper sulfide concentrates are smelted to yield a matte that is a mixture of copper and iron sulfides. These mattes are remelted in a converter where air is blown through the mattes to oxidize the remaining sulfur. The remaining copper is approximately 99% pure. This is referred to as blister copper and is further refined to remove other impurities. The final "tough-pitch" copper has a purity of about 99.5%, which is suitable for many alloys. A higher purity of 99.9% can be obtained by electrolytic refinement of the tough-pitch copper. [Pg.469]

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