What the chemical formula for brass?

Answer 1

Bronze is a mixture. Only elements have chemical symbols on the Periodic Table I believe. Elements can't be broken down into simpler substances. Mixtures have 2 or more substances that are not chemically united. Bronze is made of tin and copper.

Answer 2

Because Brass is a mixture of mainly Zinc and Copper, it doesn't have a chemical formula. Unlike water where the atoms combine to make h2o in a chemical reaction, there is no chemical reaction when making Brass, so the atoms do not combine, so no new material is actually created.

Making Brass is more like making a Martini, where you just add the ingredients with a stir, not an explosion.

Answer 3

There is none because bronze is a mixture, not a compound. Bronze contains variable proportions of copper, aluminium, iron, nickel, manganese, zinc and also traces of other elements such as arsenic.

Answer 4

There is no chemical formula because bronze is not a compound, it is a mixture of copper and tin. bronze is made of nine parts copper to one part tin

Answer 5

Bronze is an alloy and as such does not have a fixed chemical formula.

Answer 6

1 pm/yr (0.05 mpy) in an industrial atmosphere, 0.8 pm/yr (0.03 mpy) in a marine atmosphere, and 0.5 pm/yr (0.02 mpy) in a rural atmosphere.

Answer 7

There isn't one, and "bronze". Bronze is an alloy, or mixture, not a compound. It therefore has no chemical formula.

Answer 8

Bronze is an ally copper-tin, not a compound formed by a chemical reaction.

Answer 9

Copper and zinc as brass is an alloy

Answer 10

Cu3Zn2