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metals and alloys
non-ferrous metals
pure metals, don't contain iron
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used for guttering, pipes and road signs
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tin
properties: malleable, ductile, corrosion resistance, a good electricity conductor
uses: solder, plating surfaces such as cars
zinc
properties: brittle, yet malleable, corrosion resistance
uses: galvanise steel
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aluminium
properties: lightweight, ductile, resists corrosion uses: bike frames, drink cans, takeaways trays
ferrous metals
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cast iron
properties: hard but brittle, resists deformation and rust
uses: kitchen pans, machine bases, manhole covers
low carbon/mild steel
properties: tough, ductile, rust easily if not protected
uses: car bodies, steel buildings, frames, pipelines
high carbon steel
properties: hard but brittle, hard-wearing, resists abrasion, and keeps its shape
uses: tools, blades, scissors
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