Science, asked by tanishphalswal1, 6 months ago

why are the metals alloys used for making bells​

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Answered by aryasngh
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Answer:

Bronze

Explanation:

Bronze used for making bells and gongs is essentially an alloy of copper and tin. Copper containing about 22-24 wt% of tin is often known as bell metal because it has a pleasing sound quality when struck.

Answered by alizaaly999
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Answer:

metals and aloyes used for making bells because they are malleable and brittle  so they could be snapped in the forms of bells and they are as well as sonorous to provide sound.

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