The phrase "amalgamation process to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the steps or methods involved in combining two or more entities into one, often in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The amalgamation process to merge the two companies was complex and required careful planning."
Alternatives: "merger process to" or "integration process to".
The patio process and later pan amalgamation process continued to create great demand for mercury to treat silver ores until the late 19th century.
With a local source of mercury, the amalgamation process was adopted to refine silver in Potosí, Bolivia, in the early 1570s.
Gold and silver have long been recovered by the amalgamation process, and amalgams of sodium and potassium have been used as reducing agents.
Because of the scarcity and cost of fuel, forced laborers would tread upon it for about a month, usually barefoot and up to their knees, to facilitate and accelerate the amalgamation process [Archivo y Biblioteca Nacionales de Bolivia, Audiencia de la Plata (ABNB ALP) Minas 15/1 1556].
When the amalgamation process was complete, the paste was washed to separate the amalgam by flowing water over it in a trough.
Nevertheless, there was concern of potential risk of exposure to gaseous Hg during the amalgamation process.
(Anonymous 1759) Although smelting of the silver ores also may have released lead compounds that could have contributed to health effects, including effects on behavior, the quantity emitted would have been significantly less than the amount of mercury added to the ore for 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.
Common methods to enhance the reaction rate of aluminum and water are the application of alkaline conditions or amalgamation for aluminum activation to produce hydrogen [19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26], yet the corrosiveness of the alkaline media is a major problem for the reactor, and the chemicals required for the amalgamation process are mostly toxic and expensive [14, 18, 27].
