Wöhlerkäyt
Wöhlerkäyt is a term that appears in some older German texts, particularly in the context of metallurgy and blacksmithing. It is generally understood to refer to a type of slag or dross that forms during the smelting or working of iron and steel. The name likely derives from the German word "Wöhler," which could refer to a person or a place, and "Käyt," a dialectal or archaic term for slag or refuse.
The presence of Wöhlerkäyt in historical iron artifacts can provide valuable clues about the manufacturing processes
Modern metallurgical analysis techniques can be used to examine Wöhlerkäyt, allowing researchers to understand the historical