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[Rare complete set] Fundamentals of Metallurgy in 5 volumes, 6 books.
M. Metallurgizdat 1961. In 5 volumes, 6 books, hardcover, encyclopedic format (19 x 27 cm). Fundamentals of Metallurgy. Volume 1. (Part 1 and part 2). General metallurgy issues. Ed. Strigina I.A. etc. The condition is very good, close to excellent.
Fundamentals of metallurgy, Volume 1, Part 1, Part 2. General questions of metallurgy, Graver NS, Klushin DN, Strigin IA, Troitsky AV, 1961. 662 and 780 pp.
The monograph covers the theory and practice of the production of all elements of the periodic system, with the exception of gases and halides.
The first volume contains general data on metals and alloys, the raw material base, mining technology, enrichment and further preparation of ore raw materials, the theory of metallurgical processes and the directions of modern metallurgical production.
Fundamentals of metallurgy, Volume 2, Heavy metals, Graver N.S., Klushin D.N., Strigin I.A., Troitsky A.V., 1962.792 pp.
The second volume of the monograph covers the theory and practice of metallurgy of iron, copper, lead, zinc, nickel and tin.
Fundamentals of metallurgy, Volume 3, Light metals, Graver N.S., Belyaev A.I., 1963.519 pp.
The third volume of the monograph sets out the foundations of the metallurgy of aluminum, magnesium, titanium, lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, beryllium, calcium, strontium, barium and boron.
Fundamentals of metallurgy, Volume 4, Rare metals, Graver N.S., Sazhin N.P., Strigin I.A., 1967.651 pp.
The monograph describes the theory and practice of the production of all elements of the periodic system, with the exception of gases and halides.
This fourth volume is devoted to 32 rare metals.
Fundamentals of metallurgy, Volume 5, Small, noble and radioactive metals, Transuranic elements, Graver N.S., Sazhin N.P., Strigin I.A., Troitsky A.V., 1968.630 pp.
The fifth volume of the monograph sets out the basics of production technology, raw materials and the use of small, noble, radioactive, transuranic elements, as well as silicon, chromium, manganese, sulfur, phosphorus, arsenic.
The books are intended for a wide range of scientific, engineering and technical and production workers - metallurgists, chemists, technologists, concentrators, geologists and other specialists whose activities are related to the processing of mineral raw materials. It is very useful for students of higher and secondary specialized educational institutions of the same professions.
