Martin process
noun
: an open-hearth process in which steel is made from pig iron usually charged molten by adding to it wrought iron and steel scrap
Word History
Etymology
after Pierre E. Martin †1915 French engineer who invented it
- hydrogen electrode
- hydrogen fluoride
- hydrogen iodide
- hydrogen ion
- hydrogen oxide
- hydrogen peroxide
- hydrogen selenide
- hydrogen sulfide
- hydrogen-ion concentration
- hydrogenase
- hydrogenases
- hydrogenate
- hydrogenated
- hydrogenates
- hydrogenating
- hydrogenation
- hydrogenations
- hydrogenic
- hydrogenide
- hydrogenisation
- hydrogenisations
- hydrogenise
- hydrogenised
- hydrogenises
- hydrogenising