Brass cannot be used as reinforcement in concrete because – McqOptions

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1.	Brass cannot be used as reinforcement in concrete because
A.	Its density is greater than concrete
B.	It density is smaller than iron
C.	It is very expensive
D.	Its coefficient of thermal expansion is higher than concrete
Answer» E.

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