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==List of rare earth elements==
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==Other copper alloys==
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The word "Bronze" generally means an alloy of copper and tin but some other copper alloys are also called bronze.  These include:
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* Aluminium bronze
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* Bismuth bronze
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* Manganese bronze
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* Phosphor bronze
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| [[Yttrium]] || Y || 39
 
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| [[Lanthanum]] || La || 57
 
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| [[Cerium]] || Ce || 58
 
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| [[Praseodymium]] || Pr || 59
 
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| [[Neodymium]] || Nd || 60
 
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| [[Promethium]] || Pm || 61
 
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| [[Samarium]] || Sm || 62
 
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| [[Europium]] || Eu || 63
 
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| [[Gadolinium]] || Gd || 64
 
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| [[Terbium]] || Tb || 65
 
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| [[Dysprosium]] || Dy || 66
 
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| [[Holmium]] || Ho || 67
 
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| [[Erbium]] || Er || 68
 
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| [[Thulium]] || Tm || 69
 
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| [[Ytterbium]] || Yb || 70
 
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| [[Lutetium]] || Lu || 71
 
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Revision as of 15:55, December 8, 2018

Other copper alloys

The word "Bronze" generally means an alloy of copper and tin but some other copper alloys are also called bronze. These include:

  • Aluminium bronze
  • Bismuth bronze
  • Manganese bronze
  • Phosphor bronze