Liquor from which copper is precipitated by scrap-iron

Made:: before 1889

Liquor from which copper is precipitated by scrap-iron
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Liquor from which copper is precipitated by scrap-iron, at Pary's Mountain, Anglesey, presented by Mr. Askin

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Category:: Metallurgy

Object Number:: 1889-164/498

type:: specimen

credit:: John Percy Collection

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Liquor from which copper is precipitated by scrap-iron

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