Technically, is there a difference between metal and iron?
Can both words be used interchangeably?
Iron is a subset of metal. All irons are metal but not all metals are iron
Wow. Such a clear answer. I never knew that iron is a type of metal. I had always thought that they are different, but I wasn’t sure how different they were. Thank you
EVEN I DID NOT KNOW THAT IRON WAS A TYPE OF METAL THANKS
Metal refers to the large group of elements found in the earth and Iron is one such element. … Of all the metals, Iron is the most common element fund in the earth. Iron is also most common metal used in everyday use. When pure, the metal Iron is soft and it is strengthened by adding impurities like carbon.
Metal refers to the large group of element found in the earth while iron is the most common metal used everyday
Wow i thought both were the same
Both are the same
Metal refers to the large group of elements found in the earth and Iron is one such element. … Of all the metals, Iron is the most common element fund in the earth. Iron is also most common metal used in everyday use.
Iron is a subset of metal while metal is found in larger amount on earth
Metals are elements that readily give out electrons to become positively charged..They are generally: hard, sonorous, malleable, ductile, conduct heat/electricity e.t.c.
examples are: iron, aluminium, copper, sodium ,calcium , gold e.t.c.
conclusively iron is an example of metal like wise zinc.
MY NAME IS MELOVIA THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING IT FOR ME
Iron is a metal.