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	The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refer to a metal worker, sometimes known today as a metallurgist. As metallurgy includes the extraction of metals from mineral ores it is closely related to the science of geology in understanding rock formations and the location of appropriate ores which more specifically might be referred to as metal mineral exploration or prospecting.		The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refer to a metal worker, sometimes known today as a metallurgist. As metallurgy includes the extraction of metals from mineral ores it is closely related to the science of geology in understanding rock formations and the location of appropriate ores which more specifically might be referred to as metal mineral exploration or prospecting.

−	Historically, metallurgy would have started with native metals, typically rare metals that appear in nature in their pure form such as gold, platinum and copper. Later through ~~the development and~~ understanding of the extraction of metal from ores probably ~~started~~ with copper ~~in its ore form~~. The smelting of this and then its mixing with arsenic or tin created bronze during the bronze age.	+	Historically, metallurgy would have started with native metals, typically rare metals that appear in nature in their pure form such as gold, platinum and copper. Later this developed through an understanding of the extraction of metal from ores, probably starting with copper. The smelting of this and then its mixing with arsenic or tin created bronze during the bronze age.

	In many respects bronze was then replaced by the discovery of iron (by early Egyptians) and started what is known as the iron age. Iron continued to be important up to and into the industrial revolution. The possibilities of metal use then expanded with the introduction of steel, which is still one of the core materials used in construction.		In many respects bronze was then replaced by the discovery of iron (by early Egyptians) and started what is known as the iron age. Iron continued to be important up to and into the industrial revolution. The possibilities of metal use then expanded with the introduction of steel, which is still one of the core materials used in construction.

−	Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches.	+	Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches:

	= Extractive metallurgy =		= Extractive metallurgy =

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	In many respects bronze was then replaced by the discovery of iron (by early Egyptians) and started what is known as the iron age. Iron continued to be important up to and into the industrial revolution. The possibilities of metal use then expanded with the introduction of steel, which is still one of the core materials used in construction.		In many respects bronze was then replaced by the discovery of iron (by early Egyptians) and started what is known as the iron age. Iron continued to be important up to and into the industrial revolution. The possibilities of metal use then expanded with the introduction of steel, which is still one of the core materials used in construction.

−	Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches;	+	Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches.

	= Extractive metallurgy =		= Extractive metallurgy =

−	Extractive ~~Metallurgy~~ is concerned with the processing of naturally occurring raw materials ~~in order~~ to extract or convert ~~these in to~~ useful metals and alloys. The sub areas of this ~~(some of which will also cover other branches)~~ are referred to as :	+	Extractive metallurgy is concerned with the processing of naturally occurring raw materials to extract or convert them into useful metals and alloys. The sub areas of this are referred to as :

	* Pyrometallurgy		* Pyrometallurgy
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	= Physical metallurgy =		= Physical metallurgy =

−	Physical ~~Metallurgy~~ is concerned with identification, control and adjustment of the properties of metals and their alloys. It involves ~~and~~ understanding of metallic chemical, physical, or atomic structures, properties, and principles.	+	Physical metallurgy is concerned with the identification, control and adjustment of the properties of metals and their alloys. It involves understanding metallic chemical, physical, or atomic structures, properties, and principles.

	= Mechanical metallurgy =		= Mechanical metallurgy =

−	Mechanical metallurgy is concerned with the working of metal into objects, through rolling, forging, spinning, extrusion, stamping, machining, welding, casting ~~etc. Aswell~~ the response of metals to different forces, their tensile, hardness, fatigue, life-span ~~or mechanical~~ properties ~~or to say the performance of metals~~.	+	Mechanical metallurgy is concerned with the working of metal into objects, through rolling, forging, spinning, extrusion, stamping, machining, welding, casting and so on, as well the response of metals to different forces, their tensile, hardness, fatigue, life-span and other properties.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

		+	* Aluminium.
	* Bronze.		* Bronze.
−	* ~~Carbonation~~.	+	* Copper.
	* Electrometallurgy.		* Electrometallurgy.
	* Hydrometallurgy.		* Hydrometallurgy.
−	* ~~Roasting~~.	+	* Iron.
		+	* Lead.
	* Metal in construction.		* Metal in construction.
	* Pyrometallurgy.		* Pyrometallurgy.
		+	* Steel.
	* Types of metal.		* Types of metal.
−	* Types of steel.
−	* Vickers hardness rating scale.
	* Wrought iron.		* Wrought iron.

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−	Metallurgy is considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms an understanding of the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metal.	+	= Introduction =

−	~~The term~~ is ~~likely to have derived from~~ the ~~modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos~~, ~~which refers to a~~ metal ~~worker~~, ~~today referred to as a metallurgist~~. ~~As metallurgy relates~~ to ~~the extraction~~ of ~~metals from mineral ores it may be closely related to~~ the ~~science of geology in understanding rock formation~~ and ~~the location~~ of ~~appropriate ores which more specifically might be referred to as~~ metal ~~mineral exploration or prospecting~~.	+	Metallurgy is the science, technology and sometimes the art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification. In more general terms it can also refer to an understanding of the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metal.

−	~~In history~~ the ~~practice metallurgy would have started with native metals~~, which ~~are rare metals that appear in nature in their pure form such as the noble metals~~, ~~of gold and platinum swell~~ as ~~copper which sometimes appears in pure form~~. ~~Later through the development and understanding of~~ the extraction of ~~metal~~ from ores ~~would have probably started with copper~~ in ~~its ore form,~~ the ~~smelting~~ of ~~this and then its mixing with arsenic or tin~~ to ~~form bronze during the bronze age~~.	+	The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refer to a metal worker, sometimes known today as a metallurgist. As metallurgy includes the extraction of metals from mineral ores it is closely related to the science of geology in understanding rock formations and the location of appropriate ores which more specifically might be referred to as metal mineral exploration or prospecting.

−	In many respects ~~Bronze~~ was then replaced by the discovery of iron (by early Egyptians) and started what is known as the ~~Iron~~ age~~, defined by the metal that~~ continued to be important ~~through~~ and ~~onto~~ the industrial revolution. ~~Possibilities~~ of metal use then expanded with the introduction of steel, which id still one of he core materials used in construction~~, right up to this day~~.	+	Historically, metallurgy would have started with native metals, typically rare metals that appear in nature in their pure form such as gold, platinum and copper. Later through the development and understanding of the extraction of metal from ores probably started with copper in its ore form. The smelting of this and then its mixing with arsenic or tin created bronze during the bronze age.
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		+	In many respects bronze was then replaced by the discovery of iron (by early Egyptians) and started what is known as the iron age. Iron continued to be important up to and into the industrial revolution. The possibilities of metal use then expanded with the introduction of steel, which is still one of the core materials used in construction.

	Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches;		Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches;

−	== Extractive ~~Metallurgy =~~=	+	= Extractive metallurgy =

	Extractive Metallurgy is concerned with the processing of naturally occurring raw materials in order to extract or convert these in to useful metals and alloys. The sub areas of this (some of which will also cover other branches) are referred to as :		Extractive Metallurgy is concerned with the processing of naturally occurring raw materials in order to extract or convert these in to useful metals and alloys. The sub areas of this (some of which will also cover other branches) are referred to as :
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	* Electrometallurgy		* Electrometallurgy

−	== Physical ~~Metallurgy =~~=	+	= Physical metallurgy =

	Physical Metallurgy is concerned with identification, control and adjustment of the properties of metals and their alloys. It involves and understanding of metallic chemical, physical, or atomic structures, properties, and principles.		Physical Metallurgy is concerned with identification, control and adjustment of the properties of metals and their alloys. It involves and understanding of metallic chemical, physical, or atomic structures, properties, and principles.

−	== Mechanical metallurgy ==	+	= Mechanical metallurgy =

	Mechanical metallurgy is concerned with the working of metal into objects, through rolling, forging, spinning, extrusion, stamping, machining, welding, casting etc. Aswell the response of metals to different forces, their tensile, hardness, fatigue, life-span or mechanical properties or to say the performance of metals.		Mechanical metallurgy is concerned with the working of metal into objects, through rolling, forging, spinning, extrusion, stamping, machining, welding, casting etc. Aswell the response of metals to different forces, their tensile, hardness, fatigue, life-span or mechanical properties or to say the performance of metals.

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	Metallurgy is considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms an understanding of the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metal.		Metallurgy is considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms an understanding of the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metal.

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	Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches;		Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches;

−	* Extractive Metallurgy is concerned with the processing of naturally occurring raw materials in order to extract or convert these in to useful metals and alloys. The sub areas of this (some of which will also cover other branches) are referred to as ~~pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy and electrometallurgy.~~	+	== Extractive Metallurgy ==
−	* Physical Metallurgy is concerned with identification, control and adjustment of the properties of metals and their alloys. It involves and understanding of metallic chemical, physical, or atomic structures, properties, and principles.	+
−	* Mechanical metallurgy is concerned with the working of metal into objects, through rolling, forging, spinning, extrusion, stamping, machining, welding, casting etc. Aswell the response of metals to different forces, their tensile, hardness, fatigue, life-span or mechanical properties or to say the performance of metals.	+	Extractive Metallurgy is concerned with the processing of naturally occurring raw materials in order to extract or convert these in to useful metals and alloys. The sub areas of this (some of which will also cover other branches) are referred to as :
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		+	* Pyrometallurgy
		+	* Hydrometallurgy
		+	* Electrometallurgy
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		+	== Physical Metallurgy ==
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		+	Physical Metallurgy is concerned with identification, control and adjustment of the properties of metals and their alloys. It involves and understanding of metallic chemical, physical, or atomic structures, properties, and principles.
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		+	== Mechanical metallurgy ==
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		+	Mechanical metallurgy is concerned with the working of metal into objects, through rolling, forging, spinning, extrusion, stamping, machining, welding, casting etc. Aswell the response of metals to different forces, their tensile, hardness, fatigue, life-span or mechanical properties or to say the performance of metals.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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	* Bronze.		* Bronze.
	* Carbonation.		* Carbonation.
		+	* Electrometallurgy.
		+	* Hydrometallurgy.
	* Roasting.		* Roasting.
	* Metal in construction.		* Metal in construction.
		+	* Pyrometallurgy.
	* Types of metal.		* Types of metal.
	* Types of steel.		* Types of steel.

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−	Metallurgy ~~might be~~ considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms an understanding of the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metal.	+	Metallurgy is considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms an understanding of the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metal.

	The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refers to a metal worker, today referred to as a metallurgist. As metallurgy relates to the extraction of metals from mineral ores it may be closely related to the science of geology in understanding rock formation and the location of appropriate ores which more specifically might be referred to as metal mineral exploration or prospecting.		The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refers to a metal worker, today referred to as a metallurgist. As metallurgy relates to the extraction of metals from mineral ores it may be closely related to the science of geology in understanding rock formation and the location of appropriate ores which more specifically might be referred to as metal mineral exploration or prospecting.

−	In history the practice metallurgy would have started with native metals, which are rare metals that appear in nature in their pure form such as the noble metals, of gold and platinum. ~~Latr~~	+	In history the practice metallurgy would have started with native metals, which are rare metals that appear in nature in their pure form such as the noble metals, of gold and platinum swell as copper which sometimes appears in pure form. Later through the development and understanding of the extraction of metal from ores would have probably started with copper in its ore form, the smelting of this and then its mixing with arsenic or tin to form bronze during the bronze age.

−	~~metals from their ores and modifying~~ the ~~metals for use. Metallurgy customarily refers to commercial~~ as ~~opposed to laboratory methods. It also concerns~~ the ~~chemical, physical~~, and ~~atomic properties and structures~~ of ~~metals and~~ the ~~principles whereby metals are combined~~ to ~~form alloys~~.	+	In many respects Bronze was then replaced by the discovery of iron (by early Egyptians) and started what is known as the Iron age, defined by the metal that continued to be important through and onto the industrial revolution. Possibilities of metal use then expanded with the introduction of steel, which id still one of he core materials used in construction, right up to this day.

−	is defined as a process that is used for the extraction of metals in their pure form. The compounds of metals mixed with soil, limestone, sand, and rocks are known as minerals. Metals are commercially extracted from minerals at low cost and minimum effort. These minerals are known as ores.	+	Today metallurgy might be described under three different headings or branches;

−	~~metallurgy, art and science~~ of ~~extracting~~ metals ~~from their ores~~ and ~~modifying the metals for use~~. ~~Metallurgy customarily refers~~ to ~~commercial~~ as ~~opposed to laboratory methods~~. ~~It also concerns~~ the chemical, physical, ~~and~~ atomic properties and ~~structures~~ of ~~metals and~~ the ~~principles whereby~~ metals ~~are combined~~ to ~~form alloys~~.	+	* Extractive Metallurgy is concerned with the processing of naturally occurring raw materials in order to extract or convert these in to useful metals and alloys. The sub areas of this (some of which will also cover other branches) are referred to as pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy and electrometallurgy.
		+	* Physical Metallurgy is concerned with identification, control and adjustment of the properties of metals and their alloys. It involves and understanding of metallic chemical, physical, or atomic structures, properties, and principles.
		+	* Mechanical metallurgy is concerned with the working of metal into objects, through rolling, forging, spinning, extrusion, stamping, machining, welding, casting etc. Aswell the response of metals to different forces, their tensile, hardness, fatigue, life-span or mechanical properties or to say the performance of metals.
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
		+
		+	* Bronze.
		+	* Carbonation.
		+	* Roasting.
		+	* Metal in construction.
		+	* Types of metal.
		+	* Types of steel.
		+	* Vickers hardness rating scale.
		+	* Wrought iron.
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−	Metallurgy might be considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of ~~metals~~.	+	Metallurgy might be considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms an understanding of the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metal.

−	The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refers to a metal worker, today referred to as a metallurgist.	+	The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refers to a metal worker, today referred to as a metallurgist. As metallurgy relates to the extraction of metals from mineral ores it may be closely related to the science of geology in understanding rock formation and the location of appropriate ores which more specifically might be referred to as metal mineral exploration or prospecting.

−	~~The field is closely connected to~~ the ~~science of geology~~ in the ~~understanding and location~~ of ~~mineral ores that are then used for extraction~~. ~~This activity might also be referred to as prospecting, which means~~	+	In history the practice metallurgy would have started with native metals, which are rare metals that appear in nature in their pure form such as the noble metals, of gold and platinum. Latr
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−	~~The field might be described with four stages~~	+

	metals from their ores and modifying the metals for use. Metallurgy customarily refers to commercial as opposed to laboratory methods. It also concerns the chemical, physical, and atomic properties and structures of metals and the principles whereby metals are combined to form alloys.		metals from their ores and modifying the metals for use. Metallurgy customarily refers to commercial as opposed to laboratory methods. It also concerns the chemical, physical, and atomic properties and structures of metals and the principles whereby metals are combined to form alloys.

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Metallurgy might be considered as the science, technology or even art of metal extraction, purification, processing and modification, as well as in more general terms the chemical, physical, or atomic properties, structures and principles of metals.

The term is likely to have derived from the modern Latin or Greek words metallurgia or metallourgos, which refers to a metal worker, today referred to as a metallurgist.

The field is closely connected to the science of geology in the understanding and location of mineral ores that are then used for extraction. This activity might also be referred to as prospecting, which means

The field might be described with four stages

metals from their ores and modifying the metals for use. Metallurgy customarily refers to commercial as opposed to laboratory methods. It also concerns the chemical, physical, and atomic properties and structures of metals and the principles whereby metals are combined to form alloys.

is defined as a process that is used for the extraction of metals in their pure form. The compounds of metals mixed with soil, limestone, sand, and rocks are known as minerals. Metals are commercially extracted from minerals at low cost and minimum effort. These minerals are known as ores.

metallurgy, art and science of extracting metals from their ores and modifying the metals for use. Metallurgy customarily refers to commercial as opposed to laboratory methods. It also concerns the chemical, physical, and atomic properties and structures of metals and the principles whereby metals are combined to form alloys.