what are the differences between copper and lead?
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Lead is a heavier and more dense metal than copper. This means when 150 grain bullet is made without a lead core it will need to be longer than a traditional lead core bullet of the same weight. ... Generally speaking longer copper bullets need to be spun faster to stabilize versus the lead core counter parts.
Differences :
Copper: copper is used for making wires for the conduction of electricity.
Lead: Lead is used in X-ray machines.
Copper: mixture is used in currency coins,medals and statues.
Lead: Graphite is used in making pencil leads.
Copper: Copper is lustrous metal.
Lead: lead is a non-lustrous metal.
Copper: Copper helps in corrosion.
Lead: Lead helps to store corrosive liquids.
Copper: It is not harmful.
Lead: It is very harmful if pencils are eaten by small children etc.
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★ More to know:
- Metals : Metals are the materials which conduct electricity. It is lustrous in nature.
- Non metals : Non metals are the materials which do not conduct electricity. It is non lustrous in nature.