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Yes, but if a metal with a lower melting point is in fluid state inside another solid metal that's not better than having both in a fluid (or solid) state. Her
by gst 4y ago
Yes, but if a metal with a lower melting point is in fluid state inside another solid metal that's not better than having both in a fluid (or solid) state.
Here's a related Quora discussion: https://www.quora.com/If-you-smelted-a-varied-mix-of-scrap-metal-would-you-be-able-to-separate-them-while-the-mix-is-still-molten https://www.quora.com/If-you-smelted-a-varied-mix-of-scrap-m...
- sdenton4 4y agoSeems like you can choose during manufacturing to make things easier to disassemble to enable easier recycling... So the answer to low-melting metals inside high-melting metals is just "Don't do that" because otherwise you'll miss the 95% recyclable policy.