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Bronze

A yellow to yellow-brown alloy that contains mostly copper and tin. However, the name is now applied to other alloys that do not contain tin.

Discovered: 2500BC bronze is developed in Mesopotania.

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Density	8800	kgm^-3	Clip
Melting Point	1300	K	Clip
Tensile strength	260000000	Nm^-2	Clip
Yield strength	140000000	Nm^-2	Clip
Youngs modulus	96E+09 to 120E+09	Nm^-2	Clip
Poissons ratio	0.34		Clip
Linear expansivity	0.000017	K^-1	Clip
Specific heat capacity	360	Jkg^-1K^-1	Clip
Thermal conductivity	180	Wm^-1K^-1	Clip
Electromotive Series	-0.47	V	Clip

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See also: Aluminium Bronze, Arsenical Bronze, Bath Metal, Brass, Florentine Bronze, Manganese Bronze, Nonferrous, Paris Bronze, Phosphor Bronze.

Subjects: Mechanical Engineering

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