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To differentiate between bronze and resin, several methods can be applied. First, check the weight; bronze (a metal alloy primarily of copper and tin) is significantly heavier than resin (a synthetic polymer). Next, assess the temperature: bronze feels cooler to the touch compared to resin. Another method is the patina; bronze develops a distinctive greenish or brown patina over time, while resin might not change or could show artificial aging. Lastly, the sound test: striking bronze generates a ringing sound, whereas resin produces a dull thud. Consider these characteristics carefully to determine the material composition of an object.
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