galvanoplasty


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galvanoplasty

(ˈɡælvənəʊˌplæstɪ)
n
(Metallurgy) metallurgy the process of galvanizing a material
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Whether it be colonial entanglements in Southeast Asia, and the first stirrings of japonisme; or the celebration of industrial techniques, such as galvanoplasty and aluminium plating; or the rediscovery of native craft techniques, such as Claudius Popelin's painted 'Limoges' enamels: the political dead-end of the Second Empire should not conceal its generative power across many artistic domains.
The age of Folly
Copper (Cu) is a heavy metal that can be found in nature in its elemental form and is widely used in galvanoplasty and in the formulation of insecticides and fungicides (Wuana & Okieimen, 2011).
Heavy metal bioaccumulation of the characiform Brycon falcatus Muller & Troschel, 1844 in the Teles Pires basin, Southern Amazon/ Bioacumulacao de metais pesados no characiforme Brycon falcatus Muller & Troschel, 1844 na bacia do rio Teles Pires, Amazonia Meridional
In the 1860s, when Norges Bank wanted to produce notes with better paper quality and more modem production techniques (based on galvanoplasty and mechanised engraving), Saunders, a paper and banknote manufacturer in London, offered to print the notes.
Norges Bank's Printing Works--190 years of banknote production

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