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What are non-ferrous metals?
Metals that do not contain
iron
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What are the characteristics of non-ferrous metals?
They are not magnetic and will not rust
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Name some examples of non-ferrous metals and their uses.
Aluminium
: Pots, pans, cars, cans
Copper
: Plumbing supplies and cables
Tin
: Protective coating
Titanium
: Hip replacements, golf clubs, aircraft
Gold
: Jewellery, electronic components
Silver
: Jewellery, cutlery, plating other metals
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What are the performance characteristics of metals and alloys?
They can take on various coatings, are generally good
conductors
, and can be
recycled
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What are the stock forms of metals?
Sheets, plates, bars, tubes, and
structural
angular shapes
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What are alloys?
Mixtures of two or more
metals
to obtain the best properties of both
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Name some examples of alloys and their uses.
Brass
: Musical instruments, plumbing
Stainless Steel
: Cutlery, medical tools
High Speed Steel
: Tool blades, drill bits
Bronze
: Statues, coins, bearings
Pewter
: Jewellery, goblets, decorative items
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What are ferrous metals?
Metals that contain
iron
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What are the characteristics of ferrous metals?
They are
magnetic
and will
rust
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Name some examples of ferrous metals and their uses.
Low Carbon Steel
: Construction, screws, cars
High Carbon Steel
: Tools, blades, knives
Cast Iron
: Pots, pans, vices
Medium Carbon Steel
: Springs, gardening tools
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How are metals processed from ores?
They go through an
extraction
process in a
blast furnace
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What is the most common ore for aluminium?
Bauxite
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What is the process of extracting metals from ores?
Ore is mined from the ground
Ore is separated in a
blast furnace
Waste material is extracted
Hot air and waste gases are removed
Molten metal
is collected
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What is the maximum temperature in a blast furnace?
17,000°C
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What happens to iron metals in a blast furnace?
They
become
liquid
and
descend
through
the
furnace
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How is aluminium extracted from bauxite?
Through an
electrolytic
process after washing and refining
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What are the different stock forms of metals?
Sheets
Plates
Bars (flat, round, square, etc.)
Tubes (round, square, rectangular, hexagonal)
Structural Angles
(
H beam
,
I beam
,
tee
,
channel
,
angle
)
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What are the performance characteristics of metals and alloys?
Can take on a variety of
coatings
and finishes
Generally good
conductors
(heat and electrical)
Non-renewable
resource
Range of metals suitable for various uses
Can be
recycled
Can be
joined
and shaped using various processes
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