Episode 2.28: Digression-Metallurgy

from The Scientific Odyssey Hosted by Dr. Chad Davies

In this episode, we talk about the history of metallurgy from the paleolithic to contemporary times including the use of copper, the development of bronze and steel technology and modern techniques that have shed light on how metals acquire the properties we find so useful.

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