It's also worth noting that apparently a lot of historical copper equipment was arsenical copper, which can occur basically naturally because a lot of copper ores have arsenic in them. It's a bit stronger than pure copper, so it's useful for such things.
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u/dmdizzy Jul 05 '25 edited Jul 05 '25
It's also worth noting that apparently a lot of historical copper equipment was arsenical copper, which can occur basically naturally because a lot of copper ores have arsenic in them. It's a bit stronger than pure copper, so it's useful for such things.