What part of the world does brass come from?

Answer 1

Brass is not a natural element and does not come from its own part of the world. It is made from Copper and Zinc.

Copper can naturally be found in Lake Michigan and other places all over the world while Zinc can be found in Germany, where many say it had originated. A German scientist was the one to name Zinc.

Answer 2

Brass is a metal alloy composed of copper and zinc. Copper is typically found in various regions around the world, while zinc is primarily mined in countries such as China, Australia, and Peru. Therefore, brass is produced in many different parts of the world where these raw materials are sourced and combined.

Answer 3

Brass is not found it is made from two other metals - copper and zinc. A metal made from a mixture of two or more other metals is called an alloy. The properties of an alloy can be significantly different from its components. In the case of Brass the properties (hardness, melting point etc.) can be modified by varying the amounts of the copper and zinc in the mixture.

Answer 4

Brass is an alloy, a mixture of two other metals (copper and zinc). It is made anywhere that can melt copper in the presence of zinc or zinc ores.

Answer 5

Brass is not mined. It is a synthetic alloy of copper and zinc.

There are a few naturally occurring brass deposits, the Romans used them to produce brass for coins and jewellery.

Answer 6

Brass cannot be found naturally as it is a compound metal- so is a metal that is made up of two metals (copper&zinc)

Answer 7

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