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What are ferrous and non-ferrous alloys ? Write a detailed note on ferrous alloys.​

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Answered by Ravinasheety53
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Ferrous metals contain iron making most of their metals a magnetic property. Non-ferrous metals are found in the Earth as chemical compounds. The most important non-ferrous metals happen to be oxides or sulfides. One of the more common groups of non-ferrous materials is copper-based alloys such as bronze and brass.

Ferrous alloys or metals are metals that consist mostly of iron (Fe). Steel is an iron-based alloy containing typically less than 1% carbon, where iron frequently contains 2% or more carbon. Iron and steel are widely available, strong, cheap, and can be shaped by casting.

Answered by rajputanthal1981
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Ferrous metals contain iron making most of their metals a magnetic property. Non-ferrous metals are found in the Earth as chemical compounds. The most important non-ferrous metals happen to be oxides or sulfides. One of the more common groups of non-ferrous materials is copper-based alloys such as bronze and brass.

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