Bronze

Metal alloy historically used in tools, weapons, and sculptures.

Brass Bronce

Bronze is a metal alloy primarily composed of copper and tin, historically significant for its use in tools, weapons, and sculptures during the Bronze Age.

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Bronze is an ancient metal alloy of copper and tin, derived from the Latin 'aes bronzinum'.

Bronze is a mix of metals that was super important long ago, used to make things like tools and statues before we had iron or steel.

Bronze Age refers to a period in history when bronze tools and weapons were common
Bronze is known for its reddish-brown color
Ancient Greeks used bronze to create impressive statues

What is bronze? It's an alloy of copper and tin
What was it used for? Bronze was widely used in ancient times for tools, weapons, and art
Is bronze still used today? Yes, it's used in sculptures, bells, and bearings

copper tin alloy

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copper tin

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