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Metals are pure elements which are obtained in pure form or in combined form, while alloys are made by mixing two or more metals. Examples of metal are Sodium, iron, gold etc, while examples of alloys are brass, bronze etc. Alloys are made according to use and have variable melting points depending upon composition of metals used to make alloy, while metals obtained from nature have fixed melting point. Also, the strength of metal and alloys vary from each other. Some metals are hard, while some alloys are hard.
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Metals are pure in their composition. They do not have any other elements or sometimes very neglible amount of other 1 or 2 elements.
But, whereas in Alloys, they are 2 or more other elements blended in. They are blended in such a way that they are advantageous to the industry. Like alloys have more:
Metals have fixed melting points and alloys do not solidify at a fixed point. It depends upon its composition.
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