METALS
A material that can be in a solid or a liquid state and usually has a lot of electrical conductivity, one of the material properties. A good example of a metal it's gold. They are classified in two types ferrous and non-ferrous.
c)Mild Steel: used in building car bodies, gates...
It has the following properties:
- Ductile metal
- Malleable
- It rusts quickly
d) Stainless Steel: This is an example of an ferrous alloy. Used for teapots, cookware...
It's properties are:
- Resistance to water corrosion
- Resistance to rug
e) High Carbon Steel: used for hand tools.
It's properties are:
- Very strong
- Very hard
- Very tough
Types of Metals
1.FERROUS METALS: they contain iron. Ferrous metals can be picked up by a magnet,they are not resistant to rusting.
Some examples of ferrous metals are:
a) Cast Iron : used to make frying pans. The principal properties of cast iron are:
- Resistance to corrosion
- Hardness
- Strength
b)Carbon Steel: used in tools.
The proerties of carbon steel change depending on the number of carbon that contains. The general properties that nearly all share is:
- Strength and ductility (as higher is the number of carbon content the strength grows and ductility is lower.)
-Strong metal
- Resists to compression
-Strong metal
- Resists to compression
c)Mild Steel: used in building car bodies, gates...
It has the following properties:
- Ductile metal
- Malleable
- It rusts quickly
d) Stainless Steel: This is an example of an ferrous alloy. Used for teapots, cookware...
It's properties are:
- Resistance to water corrosion
- Resistance to rug
e) High Carbon Steel: used for hand tools.
It's properties are:
- Very strong
- Very hard
- Very tough
2. NON-FERROUS METALS: this are metals that doesn't have any iron at all. The general properties of non-ferrous metals are: they are not attracted to a magnet and they do not rust in the same way than ferrous metals.
Some examples of non-ferrous metals are:
a) Aluminium: used for window frames, expensive bycicles...
The general properties of aluminium are:
- Very light
- Very light grey colour
b) Cooper: used for cookware, money...
It's properties are:
- Ductile
- Malleable
-Good conductor of electicity and heat
c) Zinc : used on steel buckets.
Zinc properties are:
- Resistant to corrosion
- Weak metal
d) Tin: used on cans.
It's properties are:
- Ductile
- Malleable
- Resistant to corrosion
e) Lead: used for batteries.
Lead properties are:
- Soft
- Malleable
-Heavy
NON-FERROUS ALLOYS:
- Brass: is a mixture of copper and zinc. Copper is the main component. Used to make musical instruments.
Properties:
- Good conductor of heat
-Resistant corrosion
- Bronze: mixture of copper and tin. Used for statues or medals.
Properties:
- Hard
- High resistance to corrosion
NEW MATERIALS ABOUT METALS:
Nanoalloys: they are used to replace platinum, wich is expensive, in fuel cells.
SOURCES OF INFORMATION:
http://www.materialsforengineering.co.uk/engineering-materials-news/nanoalloys-to-replace-pure-platinum-in-fuel-cells/155728/
14-06-17
https://es.slideshare.net/fjpwhelan/metals-ferrous-and-non-ferrous
14-06-17
http://www.stainlesssteelblog.com/2012/11/304-vs-201-stainless-steel.html
14-06-17
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/metal
14-06-17
Some examples of non-ferrous metals are:
a) Aluminium: used for window frames, expensive bycicles...
The general properties of aluminium are:
- Very light
- Very light grey colour
b) Cooper: used for cookware, money...
It's properties are:
- Ductile
- Malleable
-Good conductor of electicity and heat
c) Zinc : used on steel buckets.
Zinc properties are:
- Resistant to corrosion
- Weak metal
d) Tin: used on cans.
It's properties are:
- Ductile
- Malleable
- Resistant to corrosion
e) Lead: used for batteries.
Lead properties are:
- Soft
- Malleable
-Heavy
NON-FERROUS ALLOYS:
- Brass: is a mixture of copper and zinc. Copper is the main component. Used to make musical instruments.
Properties:
- Good conductor of heat
-Resistant corrosion
- Bronze: mixture of copper and tin. Used for statues or medals.
Properties:
- Hard
- High resistance to corrosion
NEW MATERIALS ABOUT METALS:
Nanoalloys: they are used to replace platinum, wich is expensive, in fuel cells.
SOURCES OF INFORMATION:
http://www.materialsforengineering.co.uk/engineering-materials-news/nanoalloys-to-replace-pure-platinum-in-fuel-cells/155728/
14-06-17
https://es.slideshare.net/fjpwhelan/metals-ferrous-and-non-ferrous
14-06-17
http://www.stainlesssteelblog.com/2012/11/304-vs-201-stainless-steel.html
14-06-17
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/metal
14-06-17
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