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I'm getting ready to make a run to the scrap yard, but I have a couple
of questions. !. I have a pile of stuff that is definitely yellow brass, and another pile that is definitely red bronze, but there is a third pile that isn't as red as the bronze and not as yellow as the brass. It there a simple way to identify whether something is brass or bronze? 2. I have a lot of copper wire that was salvaged from a fire. It is bare, but it is black (either from soot or burned insulation). Is there a simple way to clean it up a bit? It would be great if the chlorine or muriatic acid from the wife's pool supplies could do the trick. Thanks, Ed |
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