Metallurgical ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Metallurgical ( adjective )

Relating to the branch of science and technology that deals with the properties and the production of metals.

Origin:

From the latin word metallurgia, meaning "the art of working metals".

Examples:

  1. This report provides an overview of the current state of the metallurgical industry in the region.
  2. The metallurgical engineer is responsible for designing and supervising the construction of metal processing plants.
  3. The metallurgical properties of this alloy make it useful for high-temperature applications.
  4. The research group is focusing on developing new metallurgical techniques for recycling electronic waste.
  5. The metallurgical lab will be testing the samples for impurities and determining the appropriate heat treatment.

(As a noun)

Metallurgical ( noun )

Relating to the branch of science and technology that deals with the properties and the production of metals.

Origin:

From the latin word metallurgia, meaning "the art of working metals".

Examples:

  1. This report provides an overview of the current state of the metallurgical industry in the region.
  2. The metallurgical engineer is responsible for designing and supervising the construction of metal processing plants.
  3. The metallurgical properties of this alloy make it useful for high-temperature applications.
  4. The research group is focusing on developing new metallurgical techniques for recycling electronic waste.
  5. The metallurgical lab will be testing the samples for impurities and determining the appropriate heat treatment.
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