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What is the raw material used in keys?
Brass , is the most widely used metal for keys.
What materials were used for the construction of the saxophone?
A reed, brass (or metal), and plastic for the keys.
Are door keys made of porus metal?
Keys are made up of various sorts of metal.
What elements are keys made out of?
Metal
What is an instrument with fifteen metal keys?
An instrument that has 15 metal keys is called a nyunga nyunga. These 15 keys are arranged in 2 different rows and is a type of mbira instrument.
What materials is a typewriter made of?
Typewriters are typically made of various materials including metal (such as steel and aluminum), plastic, rubber, and glass. The body of a typewriter is often made of metal for durability, while plastic parts are used for components like keys and covers. Rubber is used for the platen and other parts that need to provide friction or cushioning. Glass may be used for the keys or typebars.
What are manipulative keys used for?
Manipulative keys are special keys used to manipulate data in the document.
What is the difference between a western flute and a Indian flute?
a regular flute has covered metal keys, and some have metal keys with holes in them. indian flutes are made of bamboo and have no keys, only holes
What keyboard instruments have metal keys?
Many percussion keyboards have metal keys. Some of them are glockenspiel, xylophone and vibraphones. Piano is not a percussion keyboard as it has a string mechanism as well.
What instrument do you strike a metal key to play?
The xylophone has metal keys that you strike with a wooden hammer.
Can a metal detector find car keys?
In theory, yes. In reality it depends on the distance between detector and keys. You'd pprobably need to get within a foot or so vertical distance between detector head and keys to get a signal.
Why are tabular keys used instead of branching keys?
Tabular Keys are used becasue they combine both Branching Keys and Multi-Access Keys
