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Iron is not making of railway tracks? Why?

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Iron doesn't have the rigidity and strength required to provide the required stability and to withstand the load of a train.
At the same time it get corroded easily, therefore its life gets shortened.
All these characteristics are possessed by its cousin Steel, hence preferred.

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