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What is bronze made of?
What are metal mixtures called?
What makes steel harder than pure iron?
What is the property called when metal layers can slide over one another easily?
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What is the property called when metal is stretched out?
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Study Notes
Metal Properties and Mixtures
- Bronze is an alloy made of a mixture of copper and tin.
- Metal mixtures are called alloys.
- Steel is harder than pure iron because of the addition of carbon, which forms a strong crystal lattice structure.
- The property that allows metal layers to slide over one another easily is called ductility.
- The property that allows metal to be stretched out is called malleability.
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Description
Test your knowledge of metal mixtures with this quiz on alloys. Learn about the process of making alloys, their properties, and some famous examples such as bronze. See how much you know about the fascinating world of metal mixtures.
