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| Brokerage
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The bringing together of two parties in exchange for a fee or commission. Also, a company or firm employing agents acting as brokers. |
| Bronze
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Copper based alloy that contains other elements. |
| Bronze plated
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Steel that is coated with a plating of bronze that makes it attractive and weather resistant. |
| Bronze silicon
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Copper and silicon alloy that is workable when hot and corrosion resistant. This easily weldable, strong alloy is used for valve bodies and seats where needed. |
| Bronze, aluminum
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Copper based alloy with 5 to 8 percent of aluminum for strength and corrosion resistance. Over 10 per cent of aluminum it is extremely strong and remains flexible when hot. These bronzes are used for piping, valve materials and other parts, which are exposed to sea water. |
| Bronze, tin
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Tin bronze contains 5, 8 or 10 percent tin and possibly 4 per cent phosphor, which improves the casting qualities and elasticity. Tin bronzes are referred to as Alloys A, C, and D. Tin and phosphor bronzes are strong, resist corrosion and are often used for electrical terminals and springs. |
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| Broom clean
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The condition of a building when it is turned over to a purchaser in a clean but not scrubbed condition. |
| Broom finish
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The surface texture obtained by sweeping a broom over freshly poured concrete. |
| Brooming
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Embedding a ply of roofing material into hot bitumen or adhesive by using a broom, squeegee, or other piece of equipment to eliminate voids and help ensure adhesion. |
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