Brass is basically two-component copper (Cu) and zinc (Zn) alloys. In order to improve the properties of brass such as workability and corrosion resistance, other chemical elements are added in smaller quantities, thereby obtaining "special meshes".
Copper belongs to heavy metals. Its specific weight is about 8.93 kg / cm3 and the melting temperature is 1083ºC. Copper has no allotropic modification properties.
Bronze refers to the alloy of copper and tin. However, more broadly, it does not have to be a double alloy or a tin must be an alloying element (therefore, in addition to tin, there are also aluminum, lead, manganese and other bronze.
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