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Very sorry for the late reply, but this forum does not email me when posts are made to threads. The change in the bronze alloy is extremely small, and still constitutes a CuSn8 alloy. The additions to the alloy are around a half of 1 percent to the total mix, in fact, other CuSn8's are most likely mixtures like this as well.