Brass
A shiny yellow to yellow-orange alloy of 70% copper and 30% zinc, but often other elements such as aluminium, iron, manganese, tin and lead are added.
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| Density | 8500 | kgm-3 | Clip |
| Melting Point | 1300 | K | Clip |
| Tensile strength | 550000000 | Nm-2 | Clip |
| Yield strength | 450000000 | Nm-2 | Clip |
| Youngs modulus | 100000000000 | Nm-2 | Clip |
| Poissons ratio | 0.35 | Clip | |
| Linear expansivity | 0.000018 | K-1 | Clip |
| Specific heat capacity | 370 | Jkg-1K-1 | Clip |
| Latent heat of fusion | 168000 | Jkg-1 | Clip |
| Thermal conductivity | 110 | Wm-1K-1 | Clip |
| Acoustic wave velocity (Irrotational waves) | 3500 | ms-1 | Clip |
| Electromotive Series | -0.47 | V | Clip |
paste all data into clipboardSee also: Arko Metal, Bobbiere Metal, Bristol Metal, Bronze, Calamine Brass, Cartridge Brass, Dutch Metal, Gilding Metal, Muntz Metal, Naval Brass, Nickel Brass, Nonferrous, Orichalchum, Paris Bronze, Tombac.
Subjects: Mechanical Engineering
- Weblinks:
- Copper.org Copper Development Association for the copper and brass industries in the USA.
- MetalInfo.com Latest metal properties ferrous / nonferrous and world- wide metal cross-references.