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Bronze is a metal mixture made primarily of copper combined with tin and sometimes other metals or elements like aluminum, manganese, or zinc. It matters because these additions make bronze harder and stronger than copper alone, giving it useful properties like improved strength, flexibility, and ease of shaping.
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