Properties of Pure Metals
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Why is pure iron seldom used in industry?

  • It is too expensive to produce.
  • It is too hard for most industrial applications.
  • It rusts quickly in water due to impurities.
  • It is too soft for most work. (correct)
  • What makes iron rust in water according to the text?

  • Rust forms due to the impurities present in iron. (correct)
  • Iron has an inherent property to rust.
  • It absorbs impurities from the air.
  • It reacts with the water molecules.
  • Why are nonferrous metals like aluminum and copper important?

  • Nonferrous metals are stronger than ferrous metals.
  • They are cheaper than ferrous metals.
  • They are lightweight and have good electrical conductivity. (correct)
  • They are the only metals that do not rust.
  • What distinguishes ferrous metals from nonferrous metals according to the text?

    <p>Ferrous metals contain iron, while nonferrous metals do not.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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