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ferrous minerals contain ?

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Answered by taesha43

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Ferrous metals are known for their tensile strength and durability and their characteristics recognized by their use in tall buildings and long bridges. They also have magnetic properties, and their element content includes carbon, nickel, and chromium. Ferrous metals are widely used in piping.

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Answered by riyakushwaha348

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Ferrous metals contain iron and are magnetic .

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