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Brass is a golden yellow colored ally of copper and zinc. It’s usually 67 percent copper and 33 percent zinc. It is harder than copper and won’t tarnish as easily. Because it melts when heated to very high temperatures, it can be poured into molds. Candlesticks are the most common form of brass lighting, but there are many other forms.
