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What is the composition of an iron nail?

Author: May

Jul. 01, 2024

Iron nail | MEL Chemistry

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Fe &#; iron &#; is a silver-white metal with a wide range of applications. It is the second most common metal in the Earth's crust after aluminum. In its pure form, iron is a soft, malleable substance that rusts easily when exposed to air and moisture. Iron gains its hardness and strength when alloyed with different elements such as carbon. Iron and carbon are combined to make an alloy called steel, which is used to make cars, ships, buildings, tools, pots and pans, and even more. It is also an important trace element for people and animals. Iron is a component of hemoglobin, a protein in our blood that helps transport oxygen from the lungs to other areas of the body. Iron deficiency can lead to feelings of fatigue and weakness.

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Most nails made today are made of steels of varying compositions. Steels are mostly iron with a small amount of added carbon and other materials to enhance either the strength, resist corrosion, or improve other properties. You may find old nails which are made of pure iron, however (or they may be made mostly of rust by now). Some nails are made of aluminum or copper or zinc or even plastic! Often they have coatings on them to resist rusting or which make them easier to pound in or which make them look better.Tom

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