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Why is the statue of liberty made out of copper and not zinc?.
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Why is the statue of liberty made out of copper and not zinc?.

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The statue of liberty was made of copper. Copper is extremely weather-resistant. It will gradually oxidize copper chloride, which is greenish in

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Because it copper and it greenish

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