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Metallury is a materials science that studies the characteristics of individual metals and of their admixture in alloys. It is also an applied science concerned with improving the techniques of smelting, forging and metalworking. It is important both for quality, particularly in weaponsmithing, and for quantity, particularly in industry.

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	'''Metallury''' is a [[~~matetrials~~ science]] that studies the characteristics of individual [[metal\|metals]] and of their admixture in [[alloy\|alloys]]. It is also an [[applied science]] concerned with improving the techniques of [[smelting]], [[forging]] and [[metalworking]]. It is important both for quality, particularly in [[weaponsmithing]], and for quantity, particularly in [[industry]].		'''Metallury''' is a [[materials science]] that studies the characteristics of individual [[metal\|metals]] and of their admixture in [[alloy\|alloys]]. It is also an [[applied science]] concerned with improving the techniques of [[smelting]], [[forging]] and [[metalworking]]. It is important both for quality, particularly in [[weaponsmithing]], and for quantity, particularly in [[industry]].

	[[Category:Applied Science]]		[[Category:Applied Science]]