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Mosaic Gold

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Mosaic Gold. This term is applied to two distinct substances: (1) to an alloy of copper and zinc in equal proportions, and (2) to a golden yellow mass of sulphide of tin, employed as a bronzing powder, and formed by heating a mixture of sulphur, tin-filings and sal-ammoniac.

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