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Write the differences between metallic and ionic bonds.

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The metals, zinc and tin are present in the alloy
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Bronze          Magnesium        Carbon          Bell metal        Brass             
Copper Sodium Silver Zinc Mercury

An alloy of copper used in electrical appliances is _____.

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Brass is an alloy of Cu and _____.
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All liquids are poor conductors of heat except _____.
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A solid solution of metals or metals and non-metals is called _____.
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An alloy of Cu containing Cu, Sn and P is called _____.
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The two main metals in bronze are
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Hard steel is heated to high temperature and then suddenly cooled in oil. The process is known as _____.
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Brass is an alloy which is considered a _____.
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Bronze Magnesium Carbon Bell metal Brass
Copper Sodium Silver Zinc Mercury
The metal other than aluminium present in both magnalium and duralumin is _____.
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For an ideal _____ thermal conductivity is infinite.
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_____ is an alloy of iron. (brass / stainless steel)
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Bronze          Magnesium        Carbon            Bell metal         Brass              
Copper Sodium Silver Zinc Mercury

The metals zinc and tin is present in _____

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If potassium crystallizes in a body-centered cubic lattice a = 5.20 Å, then
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An alloy of non-metal and metal is _____.
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Amalgam         Magnesium          Carbon            Bell metal          Lead             
Copper Sodium Silver Zinc Mercury
A sonorous alloy is _____.
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Bronze is an alloy of copper and _____.
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A small amount of _____ is added to pure gold for making jewellery. (Silver/Sodium)
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Bronze            Magnesium        Carbon          Bell metal         Brass             
Copper Sodium Silver Zinc Mercury
The non-metallic component in stainless steel is _____.
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Chromium is mixed with iron to form stainless steel. An iron door knocker gets rusty, but a stainless steel glass never rusts. Thus, if chromium is added to iron, iron's capacity to undergo chemical reaction _____. 

Word list: stronger, weight, decreases.