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  EXAMPLE IV Decorating composition containing gold n-dodecyl mercaptide A mixture of 6 parts by weight of the liquid bright gold described in Example IIB, 4 par-ts by weight of crude gold n-dodecy l mercaptide (prepared from a commercial grade of mercaptan that is principally about 7 parts n-dodecyl mercaptan and 3 parts n tetradecyl mercaptan),ore crusher containing 48.4% gold and 2 parts by weight of Canada balsam was ground to a smooth paste by hand mulling to give a composition containing 26.1% gold. This paste was thinned to brushing consistency and applied to an earthenware dish. When fired to 740 C. an adherent matte film was obtained that burnished easily.
  
  EXAMPLE V Decorating composition containing gold bcnzyl mercaptide A mixture of 6 parts by weight of the liquid bright gold described in Example II-B, 4 parts by weight of gold benzyl mercaptide (containing 60.3% gold) and 2 parts by weight of Canada balsam was ground to a smooth paste by hand mulling to give a composition containing 30.1% gold,gold processing plant. This paste was thinned to brushing consistency andapplied to an earthenware dish. When fired to 740 C; an adherent matte fiim was obtained that burnished well.It will be obvious to those skilled; in the art that many modifications may be made within the scope of the present invention without departing from the spirit thereof, and the invention includes all such modifications.
  
  This invention relates to a grinding and amalgamating mill. More specifically the invention relates to a mill so construct'ed'as to be readily adaptable to the grinding of diverse materials of various forms and sizes, and which may be angularly adjusted in accordance with the requirements of materials of differing characteristics.Various forms of mills including the ball t e have lon been in v0 uefor the rind-" g g g abra ing or destructive material thereto.-ing of different materials in which thematerial is fed into a revolving drum disposed to a hor1-, J horizontally or at various'angles zontal in which the material is subjected to a grinding action Within the: drum.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">EXAMPLE IV Decorating composition containing gold n-dodecyl mercaptide A mixture of 6 parts by weight of the liquid bright gold described in Example IIB, 4 par-ts by weight of crude gold n-dodecy l mercaptide (prepared from a commercial grade of mercaptan that is principally about 7 parts n-dodecyl mercaptan and 3 parts n tetradecyl mercaptan),<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.lightcrusher.com/solutions/ore-crusher.html">ore crusher</a> containing 48.4% gold and 2 parts by weight of Canada balsam was ground to a smooth paste by hand mulling to give a composition containing 26.1% gold. This paste was thinned to brushing consistency and applied to an earthenware dish. When fired to 740 C. an adherent matte film was obtained that burnished easily. <br /> <br /> EXAMPLE V Decorating composition containing gold bcnzyl mercaptide A mixture of 6 parts by weight of the liquid bright gold described in Example II-B, 4 parts by weight of gold benzyl mercaptide (containing 60.3% gold) and 2 parts by weight of Canada balsam was ground to a smooth paste by hand mulling to give a composition containing 30.1% gold,<a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.lightcrusher.com/solutions/gold-processing-plant.html">gold processing plant</a>. This paste was thinned to brushing consistency andapplied to an earthenware dish. When fired to 740 C; an adherent matte fiim was obtained that burnished well.It will be obvious to those skilled; in the art that many modifications may be made within the scope of the present invention without departing from the spirit thereof, and the invention includes all such modifications. <br /> <br /> This invention relates to a grinding and amalgamating mill. More specifically the invention relates to a mill so construct'ed'as to be readily adaptable to the grinding of diverse materials of various forms and sizes, and which may be angularly adjusted in accordance with the requirements of materials of differing characteristics.Various forms of mills including the ball t e have lon been in v0 uefor the rind-" g g g abra ing or destructive material thereto.-ing of different materials in which thematerial is fed into a revolving drum disposed to a hor1-, J horizontally or at various'angles zontal in which the material is subjected to a grinding action Within the: drum.</div>

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