An alloy is made by combining two or more metals - Leaving Cert Engineering - Question d - 2019
Question d
An alloy is made by combining two or more metals.
(i) Name two alloys;
(ii) List the metals used to make one of the alloys, named by you, in 2(d)(i).
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Name two alloys;
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Two common alloys are Brass and Solder.
List the metals used to make one of the alloys, named by you, in 2(d)(i).
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For Brass, it is made from Copper and Zinc. For Solder, the metals used are Lead and Tin.
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