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Brass is an alloy of copper and nickel. Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin. Bronze tends to be more brittle.
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Between .303 and .308 lbs per cubic inch, depending.
The price of scrap brass as of Nov 2008 is around 80 cents per pound. You make get less or more depending on the grade of the scrap. Prices do fluctuate and also depend on your location.
Brass is an abundant alloy and is found in locations throughout the world. Because it is abundant it is relatively cheap.
usually cheap metal that was painted, like brass and copper, or stainless steal
REALLY cheap rings were (at one time) a thin gold wash over a base metal of brass. The gold wash would wear through almost at once, leaving the brass exposed. Brass leaves a trace of green color on the skin.
Copper is not cheap. Tin or zinc can be added to extend it, but that makes it brass or bronze. The alloy has a lower conductance than the pure metal, so it is not done in wiring manufacturing.
Several possibilities. Usually it is made of brass. However, there are cheap steel case rounds, and expensive nickel case rounds. Most often, though, they are made of brass. Once fired and ejected from the rifle, it is even referred to as "rifle brass" regardless of what it is made of as a reference to expended ammo. "Someone must have been doing a lot of shooting here. There's brass everywhere.".
One can purchase cheap SX Guitars from the following sources: eBay, GAK, Hartnoll's Guitar Centre, Express Music, HW Audio Musi Video Store, Amazon, Wood Brass.
It can mean made of brass or bronze. - Depends where you hear it. In northern England means 'showy', 'brassy' and cheap, all glitter and no substance.
Brass alloy, typically containing copper and zinc, is commonly used in electrical plugs due to its conductivity, durability, and corrosion resistance. Brass is an excellent choice for electrical applications because it allows for efficient flow of electricity and can withstand the wear and tear of frequent use.
Brass. If you want to be exact, low brass.
The trombone is classified as: low brass, and or brass.
During the Vietnam War, US Army M48A3 Patton 90mm tank shells were about $200 per round; those with all brass shell casings firing HE (High Explosive). In 1970, most of those brass shell casings were transitioned to non-brass metals (cheap metals).
The trumpet and trombone both belong to the brass family.