GRANULATION
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 20
The method of dividing metallic substances into grains or drops. It is usually effected by pouring the melted metal into water; and if fine division is required, it must pa through a perforated ladle or sieve; and in order to obtain spherical particles, it must fall from such a height as to have become solid before it meets with the water: hence the height of the towers in which s/iot is made. [s. 538]
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