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Field's metal is a [[Low temperature alloys|low temperature alloy]] of bismuth, indium and tin which melts at 62 degrees, and can be used as a conductive mounting for natural crystals which does not destroy the crystal at it's low melting temperature. Used as a safter alternative to [[Wood's metal]].

See also [[Fields metal cassiterite experiment]]

===Pages mentioning Field's metal===

{{Special:WhatLinksHere/Field's metal}}

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