Metallurgy electrometallurgy

D. Kerfoot, D. Weir, The hydro and electrometallurgy of nickel and cobalt , G. Tyroler, C. Landolt (Eds.), Extractive Metallurgy of Nickel and Cobalt (Proceedings of Inti. Symposium), TMS, Warrendale, Pa (1988), pp. 241-267. 

See also Applied Physics Biophysics Calculus Ceramics Electrometallurgy Metallurgy Mineralogy Nanotechnology Optics. 

Electrometallurgy is that part of metallurgy that involves the use of electric current to reduce compounds of metals to free metals. It includes uses of electrolysis such as metal plating, metal refining, and electroforming. Electrolysis in this context does not include the cosmetic use of electrolysis in hair removal. 

See also Apphed Mathematics Calculus Electrometallurgy Electronic Materials Production Electronics and Electronic Engineering Fluid Dynamics Integrated-Circuit Design Metallurgy. 

V. P. Elutin, Yu. A. Pavlov, B. E. Levin, and E. N. Alekseev, Production of Ferroalloys - Electrometallurgy , State Publishing House for Literature on Metallurgy, Moscow, 1957 translated 1961, second impression 1963, by Israel Program for Scientific Translation, Jerusalem. 

L.G. Twidwell, Electrometallurgy, Unit Process in Extractive Metallurgy, NSE Project SED 75-04821, (1978). 

Extractive metallurgy is the general term for the processes such as pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy, and electrometallurgy that... 

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