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Steel is made almost entirely of iron atoms but it is dencer than iron suggest a reason for this
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Steel is made almost entirely of iron atoms but it is dencer than iron suggest a reason for this

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No it is not entirely made of iron steel is the combination of iron and carbon So it make steel denser and stronger than iron.

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