Which consequence emerged when early bronze mirrors tarnished?

💡 Explanation

Tarnishing occurs due to oxidation of bronze, a chemical reaction, forming a dull surface layer; continual polishing via Abrasive Wear removed this layer, therefore prolonged mirror life became heavily dependent on artisan's efforts rather than inherent permanence.

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