difference between ferrous and nonferrous with example
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difference between ferrous and nonferrous with example
Minerals are naturally occurring inorganic, solid materials. Minerals can be either metallic or non-metallic depending on the presence of metal elements and metallic properties. Metallic elements can be further divided into two groups as ferrous minerals and nonferrous minerals depending on the presence or absence of iron. The main difference between ferrous and nonferrous minerals is that ferrous minerals are composed of a high percentage of iron whereas nonferrous minerals do not have iron in their chemical composition.
Minerals are naturally occurring inorganic, solid materials. Minerals can be either metallic or non-metallic depending on the presence of metal elements and metallic properties. Metallic elements can be further divided into two groups as ferrous minerals and nonferrous minerals depending on the presence or absence of iron. The main difference between ferrous and nonferrous minerals is that ferrous minerals are composed of a high percentage of iron whereas nonferrous minerals do not have iron in their chemical composition.
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