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Which element is added to brass to cover iron in a thin layer to prevent it from rusting?
Which element is added to brass to cover iron in a thin layer to prevent it from rusting?
What is the appearance of brass?
What is the appearance of brass?
What is the melting point of zinc?
What is the melting point of zinc?
Which metal is resistant to corrosion among copper, zinc, and brass?
Which metal is resistant to corrosion among copper, zinc, and brass?
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Which metal conducts heat and electricity less well than zinc?
Which metal conducts heat and electricity less well than zinc?
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Study Notes
Brass and Its Properties
- Zinc is added to brass as a protective coating for iron to prevent rusting.
- Brass has a yellow-gold appearance, with a shiny and lustrous finish.
Properties of Zinc
- The melting point of zinc is approximately 419.5°C (787.1°F).
Corrosion Resistance
- Among copper, zinc, and brass, brass is known for its resistance to corrosion.
Conductivity Comparisons
- Brass conducts heat and electricity less effectively than zinc does.
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Test your knowledge of copper, zinc, and brass with this informative quiz. Learn about the properties and composition of these elements and their alloys.
