Alloy & their Properties | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

Learn the basics about alloys and their properties as a part of metallic bonding within the properties of matter topic.
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sir mallaeble is when you van hammer the metal to change their shape, while ductile is when you can drew the metal thin and outward to make wires

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At 4:02 the symbol for tin is Sn and u have written Sb

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At 4:00 Solder is an alloy of Pb and Sn

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The classic bell bronze Zildjian alloy that they make musical cast cymbals out of is 80% copper, 20% tin, with traces of silver.

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wrong, not usually stronger. Example: aluminum and gallium... also gallium and most metals

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Doesnt it turn into partial electrum when you add silver into gold? Or is there a limit you can add another metal without affecting the outcome?

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How do you know what percentage of metal is in an alloy?

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Can someone answer me this...If you melt any two metals (gold/aluminium-steel/led-copper/bronze) and mix them together in the crucible that your melting them in order to form a homogenous mixture....is that an alloy?

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At 1:00 youre attributing both its electric and thermal conductivity to this lack of electrons. Im almost certain youre wrong. Yes that explains the electric conductivity, but im pretty sure heat is conducted because of a material's rigidity, not its electronic configuration.

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So are Alloys a mixture of Metals + Metals or can they also be Metals + Non metals (like I see stated on many articles about this topic)?

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What about Pewter? How much copper can you add to tin until it's not pewter?

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