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What was the metal that replaced bronze in the making of weapons and tools?
I believe it went into the iron age.
What does the term base or parent metal in an alloy mean?
base metal: a metal that oxidises or corrodes easily and i dont know what parent metal is..
What effect does chemicals have on steel?
corrodes
What gas is produced when acid corrodes metal?
hydrogen
When metal corrodes the metal atoms lose what?
electrons
What metal corrodes easily to form rusty oxide?
This metal is iron.
Why do you line copper drinking pitchers?
Because copper corrodes easily.
Which is stronger iron or steel?
By strength, if you mean durability, then i'd think it was steel iron corrodes pretty easily
What was the metal that replaced bronze in the making of weapons and tools?
I believe it went into the iron age.
What does not allow electrons to move easily?
a brick i think
How deep can you chase into brick work?
A brick is 3.5" thick. They will easily crack. I would find another way.
What effect does soft drinks have in causing rust?
Generally soft drinks contains acid and sugar and so, it can easily corrodes and destroy the teeth.
Why did they mine for gold?
Because it it pretty, it is malleable (can easily make things out of it), and it never rusts or corrodes. Thus, for centuries, it has been a symbol of wealth.
What does the term base or parent metal in an alloy mean?
base metal: a metal that oxidises or corrodes easily and i dont know what parent metal is..
Why would iron be a poor choice to build aircraft bodies?
It weighs too much It corrodes easily More difficult to shape than aluminum
Do hurricanes ruin houses made of brick?
It depends on two factors. First the intensity of the hurricane and Second the strength of the BRICK HOUSE. No doubt, brick houses will not be easily destroyed as compared to that of wooden house, but the extent of damage will be more in case of brick houses...
Is gold corrodes or stains?
Stains
