Chemistry, asked by fahmeedayousuf2024, 10 months ago

Copper has a sharp melting point but brass does not. Why

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Answered by PriyaKhandelwal

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Answer:

because brass is an alloy but copper is not an alloy

Answered by itzkarina

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As already we know that copper is an element it contains sharp melting point and brass is an mixture so, mixture do not have sharp melting point.

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