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v. To separate (the metals in an alloy) by melting the more fusible constituents while leaving the less fusible ones solid.

v. To separate by fusion, as a more fusible from a less fusible material.

verb-intransitive. To melt; to become liquid.

v. To separate by fusion, as a more fusible from a less fusible material.

To melt; liquefy; specifically, in metallurgy, to separate, as one metal from another less fusible, by applying just sufficient heat to melt the more easily liquefiable, so that it can be run off from the other. Also eliquate.

To become liquefied or dissolved; melt.

"However, notwithstanding the use of cupro-manganese, the tin, as in ordinary bronzes, has a tendency to liquate in those portions of the mould which are the hottest, and which become solid the last, especially in the case of moulds having a great width."

liquated    liquates    liquating   

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