The phrase "amalgamation process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the merging or combining of different entities, such as companies, ideas, or cultures.
Example: "The amalgamation process between the two firms was completed successfully, resulting in a stronger market presence."
Alternatives: "merger process" or "integration process".
Gold and silver have long been recovered by the amalgamation process, and amalgams of sodium and potassium have been used as reducing agents.
When the amalgamation process was complete, the paste was washed to separate the amalgam by flowing water over it in a trough.
The production of silver in the city exploded in the early 1570s after the discovery of a mercury amalgamation process to extract it from the mined ore, coupled with the imposition of a forced labour system known as the mita.
Of 27 watersheds that were investigated, 15 had some degree of mining, either of Hg or precious metals (gold or silver), where Hg was used in the amalgamation process.
Nevertheless, there was concern of potential risk of exposure to gaseous Hg during the amalgamation process.
It was found that small-scale miners illicitly applied Hg but used crude retrofits to recover some of the Hg during the gold amalgamation process.
Similarly, pre-burial catchment denudation rates that do not exceed hundreds of cm/ka are probably tainted by the same amalgamation processes.
Work is ongoing to further validate data amalgamation processes and explore vancomycin PK in these patients.
Unmonitored releases of mercury used in the gold-amalgamation process—have caused numerous environmental complications throughout rural Ghana.
Hence, mercury contamination resulted predominantly from the amalgamation processing.
This model is composed of proximal confined units where channelization processes, amalgamation and bypass dominate, to more distal and less confined units where compensation, constructive structures and high deposition rates control sedimentary architectures.
