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Phosphor bronze is a
member of the
family of
copper alloys. It is
composed of
copper that is allo**** with 0.5–11% of tin and 0.01–0.35% phosphorus, and...
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alloys include aluminium bronze,
phosphor bronze,
manganese bronze, bell metal, ****nical
bronze,
speculum metal, bi****h
bronze, and
cymbal alloys. Copper-based...
- zinc are
added to the
bronze mixture. This
makes the
phosphor bronze slightly more
corrosion resistant than 80/20
bronze. 80/20
bronze strings are 80 percent...
- made its 902 and 992
series saxophones with the high
copper alloy phosphor bronze to
achieve a darker, more "vintage" tone than the br**** 901 and 991...
- thin p****ivation
layer on the
surface of the metal. Bell
metal Phosphor bronze Nickel bronzes, e.g.
nickel silver and
cupronickel Speculum metal UNS C69100...
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castings JIS H 2501 –
Phosphor copper metal JIS H 3100 –
Copper and
copper alloy sheets,
plates and
strips JIS H 3110 –
Phosphor bronze and
nickel silver...
- wire so it can be withdrawn.
Fahnestock clips were
commonly made of
phosphor bronze or
spring steel and
plated with tin or
copper for good
electrical conductivity...
- (p****ive)
Stainless Steel 304 (p****ive)
Silicon bronze Stainless Steel 316 (active)
Monel 400
Phosphor bronze Admiralty br****
Cupronickel Molybdenum Red br****...
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making saxophones from
materials other than
standard br**** (i.e.,
phosphor bronze and
solid silver, and
combinations thereof).
Their first solid silver...
- (tin, zinc)
Phosphor bronze (tin and phosphorus)
Ormolu (zinc)
Silicon bronze (tin, ****nic, silicon)
Speculum metal (tin)
White bronze (tin, zinc) Constantan...