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Chemistry, 12.11.2020 18:10 rhineharttori

Mixtures typically melt at different temperatures than the pure substances they are composed of. Brass is a mixture composed of copper and zinc, and it melts at temperatures between 820 degrees Celsius ( oC) and 1030 degrees Celsius ( oC). Why might different samples of brass melt at different temperatures?


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