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Why are school bells made of metals?


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Understanding the concept:

  • Metals like copper, iron, etc are sonorous in nature.
  • Sonority is a property of metals that produce a ringing sound on striking.

Explanation of school bells are made of metals:

  • Metals are considered sonorous because they may make a ringing sound when struck by a solid object.
  • Therefore school bells ( or in temples) are made up of metals.
  • Since nonmetals like graphite is a non-metal, it is not sonorous.

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