Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. Varying the mass percentages of the two metals produces brasses with different properties. A brass called yellow zinc has high ductility and strength and is 34.0%−37.0% zinc by mass.
(a) Find the mass range (in g) of copper in 487 g of yellow zinc.
(b) What is the mass range (in g) of zinc in a sample of yellow
zinc that contains 48.5 g of
copper?
(a) Mass range of Zinc in yellow bronze = 34 - 37%
Mass range of Cu = 100% - mass % of Zinc = 66% - 63%
Mass range of Cu = 0.66 * 487 = 321.42 g, 0.63 * 487 = 306.81 g
(b) Assuming 66% Zn and 34% Cu combination:
Mass of Zn = (66 / 34) * 48.5 = 94.15 g
Assuming 63% Zn and 37% Cu combination:
Mass of Zn = (63 / 37) * 48.5 = 82.58 g
Mass range = 82.58 - 94.15 g
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