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The primary metallic element that's added to steel to make stainless steel is A. antimony. B. silver. C. tungsten. D. chromium.
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The primary metallic element that's added to steel to make stainless steel is

A. antimony.
B. silver.
C. tungsten.
D. chromium.

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The answer is D. Stainless steel is made up of the metals, chromium, nickel, among others like aluminum and silicone.
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