Bronze is a alloy of copper and tin, but it may also contain phosphorus, manganese, silicon and aluminium. Bronze use was most prominant in the bronze age, where as the name suggests it was used to create nearly all the tools, weapons and luxury items that humans needed at the time. This is because in some aspects it is actually stronger than iron but the use of the metal fell from grace as it needs two componants and a lot of trade to create, whereas iron only needs a single source of ore.
In a more modern context Bronze is used in some electrical componants due to its high copper content. Its also included in coins, screws, wires, necklace's, Musical Instruments, doorfittings, Plumbing fittings, some tools and i think some Hindu and Buddhist statues.
Medals, awards, instruments. Anything like that.
It is an alloy.
bronze is an alloy
the mixture of copper and tin is made to bronze.
Yes, it was.
Bronze is otained by melting Copper and Tin metals together to form an alloy.
Bronze is made for objects like medals and strong bronze for amour and coins!! See the link below for bronze applications.
yes bronze is an alloy, copper and tin
It is an alloy.
Bronze is a homogeneous mixture (alloy) of mainly copper and tin.
bronze is an alloy
either gold,silver, or bronze
the mixture of copper and tin is made to bronze.
Yes, it was.
Bronze is otained by melting Copper and Tin metals together to form an alloy.
Bronze is an alloy, not a metal to be purified.
Bronze is an alloy of copper, normally with tin
Bronze is a metal alloy. It does not have a cleavage.