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top and bottom process

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top and bottom process [¦täp ən ¦bäd·əm ‚prä·səs]
(metallurgy)
A process in which sodium sulfide is added to molten copper-nickel sulfide to form a two-layer melt, with the bulk of the nickel in the bottom layer.
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