Iron Choose one: A. is alloyed with carbon and chromium to make stainless steel. B. was the first of the common metals (iron, aluminum, and copper) to be used by humankind. C. is forming today in the Great Lakes region as banded iron formations (BIFs). D. is stronger and weighs less than aluminum.

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5 January, 15:14

Iron Choose one: A. is alloyed with carbon and chromium to make stainless steel. B. was the first of the common metals (iron, aluminum, and copper) to be used by humankind. C. is forming today in the Great Lakes region as banded iron formations (BIFs). D. is stronger and weighs less than aluminum.

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Konnor Carpenter · Answer 1

A. is alloyed with carbon and chromium to make stainless steel.

Explanation:

Steel is an alloy formed mainly of iron and carbon but some other metals like chromium are also added in little amounts.

Is steel, the percentage of iron and carbon together is about 90% and the rest metals fall in the 10% part.

Although the cost of steel is low, it has a very high tensile strength and that's why it is used in tools, ships, buildings, trains and in various types of infrastructures.