Resistant materials
To help remeber different types of materials and there uses.
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Ferrous & Non-Ferrous Metals and their Uses | Blog | Castle Metals
Nonferrous Metals - Aluminum, Titanium - Engineer's Handbook
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Clues
- A good conductor of heat and electricity, it can be easily joned and polished well. It can also be expencive. (6)
- A grain that darkens with age, its very strong durable and works well. (8)
- ferrous metals are those which contain iron, whilst non ferrous metals don't have any iron content. This could include Mild steal, Stainless steel and cast iron (6, 6)
- hard woods are woods such as ash, Mahogany ect (4, 5)
- it has a high strength weight and conducts heat and electricity.It can be polished well and dose not rot, it can be difficult to join together. (8)
- its a dark red/brown in coulour its fairly durable. (7, 3)
- its straight grained but knotty, its fairly strong, it works well and its cheap (5, 4)
- its strong light flexiale and has smooth grainand very few knots. (6, 4)
- Non-ferrous metals are metals that do not contain iron. for example Aluminum, bronze, lead, brass, copper and tin (3, 7, 6)
- soft woods are woods such as Spruce, Scots pine ect (4, 5)
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