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Is a iron nail solid attracted to a magnet and soluble in water
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Is a iron nail solid attracted to a magnet and soluble in water

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the name is because only iron metal can stick to a magnet and yes that's the right answer
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An iron nail is made of Iron, which is attracted to magnetic fields. Iron is not soluble in water, but it does experience chemical changes in the form of oxidation from the interaction with water. 
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