What Is the Specific Heat Capacity of Different Types of Bronze?

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The specific heat capacity of bronze varies because "bronze" refers to a range of copper alloys, not a single material. Different types of bronze can have different properties, including specific heat capacity. Many resources online provide similar values for various bronzes, suggesting that the information is accessible. It's important to specify the type of bronze to find accurate data. Understanding the composition of the bronze in question is crucial for solving related problems.
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what is the spec heat capacity of bronze?? pls tell me..i can't find on the net and it's the only thing i need to solve my homewrk problem..
 
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1) There is no single "bronze"; you need to be more specific.

2) Various similar values come up a dozen times in the first page of Google results; how can you say you can't find it on the net?
 
Mapes said:
1) There is no single "bronze"; you need to be more specific.

Exactly. Many copper alloys are called bronzes.
 

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