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Bronze

Bronze is an alloy consisting primarily of copper, commonly with about 12–12.5% tin and often with the addition of other metals (including aluminium, manganese, nickel, or zinc) and sometimes non-metals (such as phosphorus) or metalloids (such as arsenic or silicon). These additions produce a range of alloys some of which are harder than copper alone or…

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Bronze

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related to history · 17
Bronze → Afghanistan, BCE, Chalcolithic, China, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Luristan, Mesopotamia, Mundigak, Other, Pločnik, Serbia, Susa, Tepe Sialk, The, Vinča
related to Fountains and doors · 13
Bronze → Andrew, Another, Building, DC, Federal Triangle, General Bronze Corporation, General Bronze/Roman Bronze Works, Mellon Memorial Fountain, Roman Bronze Works, The, This, United States Supreme Court, Washington
related to Mirrors · 13
Bronze → Although, BCE, Before, China, Egyptian Middle Kingdom, Etruscans, Greek, In Europe, India, Japan, Kerala, Roman, Western
related to Composition · 12
Bronze → Alpha, Benin Bronzes, Bladed, Bronze Age, During, English Gloucester Candlestick, Historical, Liège, Romanesque Baptismal, St Bartholomew's Church, The, There
related to Architectural bronze · 11
Bronze → Avenue, Garden City, General Bronze, In, Mies, New York, New York City's Park, Rohe, The, The General Bronze Corporation, The Seagram Building
related to Coins and medals · 11
Bronze → Ages, As, At, Bronze Age, Golden Age, Greek, It, Man, Silver, Summer Olympics, The
related to Etymology · 11
Bronze → Armenian, Brentḗsion, Brindisi, Byzantine Greek, Georgian, Italian, Medieval Latin, Middle French, Old Persian, The, Turkish
related to External links · 11
Bronze → Ancient, April, December, Early Medieval, Flash, Found Bronze, James Peniston Sculpture, Lost Wax, May, Retrieved, Viking Bronze
related to Mechanical bearings and springs · 10
Bronze → Aluminium, Bearings, Brastil, Co, It, Ohio, Oilite, Phosphor, The Doehler Die Casting, Toledo
related to Sculptures · 10
Bronze → Ancient Greek, BCE, Classical, Common, Greek, Many, Roman, Sennacherib, The Assyrian, Then

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copper tin used alloys bce iron alloy metal also made steel zinc age bearings often modern properties greek casting bell

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Bronzeis anormal material for the related form of the plaquette0.90text
decorative tiles were harderinstance ofand building materials0.80text
more durable than their stoneinstance ofand building materials0.80text
copperinstance ofand building materials0.80text
speculum metal had come into useinstance ofAlthough other materials0.80text
and Western glass mirrors had largely taken overinstance ofAlthough other materials0.80text
bronze mirrors were still being made in Japaninstance ofAlthough other materials0.80text
elsewhere in the eighteenth centuryinstance ofAlthough other materials0.80text
and are still made on a small scale in Keralainstance ofAlthough other materials0.80text
India.Musical instrumentsBronze is the preferred metal for bells in the form of a high tin bronze alloy known as bell metalinstance ofAlthough other materials0.80text
which is typically about 23instance ofAlthough other materials0.80text
the double bassinstance ofthe timbre drops.Bronze is also used for the windings of steel and nylon strings of various stringed instruments0.80text

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