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...bon. It will work well when heated to redness and can be easily cast. Soft steel is used in construction and as a substitute for wrought iron. See also [[carbon steel]].

...ntage of [[carbon]]. The amount of carbon present changes the iron from a soft easily worked metal into an extremely hard brittle metal. ...3% carbon. It works well when heated to redness and is easily cast. Soft steel is used in construction and as a substitute for [[wrought iron]].

...contains between 0.7-1.5% carbon. It is very hard and brittle. High carbon steel is used to fortify warships and vehicles and to make rails. See also [[carbon steel]].

[[File:mediumcarbonsteel1large.jpg|thumb|Medium carbon steel]] ...worked metal into an extremely hard brittle metal. Medium carbon (normal) steel contains between 0.2-0.6% carbon. It can be easily cast and forged into man

A nineteenth century term for a long, flexible metal thread made from soft [[steel]] (Bucher 1996).

...ntracht 1968). [[Cast%20iron|Cast iron]] and [[high%20carbon%20steel|hard steel]] are not malleable.

[[File:2006.422-SC176915.jpg|thumb|Steel and niobium brooch<br>MFA# 2006.422]] ...7 degrees Kelvin. It is most often used as an alloying material in [[steel|steel]] to stabilize the [[carbon|carbon]].

...nts, and in nickel-cadmium batteries. It is also electroplated on iron and steel as a corrosion resistant coating. Cadmium salts have been used as [[cadmium

...as developed when [[chromium] was alloyed with iron to produce [[stainless steel]]. ...o (Esp.); Järn (Sven.); meteoric iron; telluric iron; cast iron; stainless steel; metallic iron; elemental iron

...ings were most commonly applied to [[iron]], [[aluminum]], and [[stainless steel]] subtrates. Sheets, panels and tiles were used for interior and exterior s

...t weight. New plastic materials offer strength and stiffness comparable to steel, and innovative processing capabilities allow us to machine plastic parts w | Soft, low friction fluoropolymer rod that has outstanding resistance to weathe

..., shiny crystals); micaceous hematite (gray, scaly flakes), [[red ocher]] (soft, fine-grain, red powder); kidney ore (massive, gray botryoidal form), and p