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7. - is used for water pipes, machine tool castings, transmission housing, engine blocks, pistons and stove castings. A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) 8. B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel ---------------- has a Brinell hardness number of 150 to 220 (no alloys) and 300 to 600 (alloyed) A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel 9. is used to make nails, rivets, gears, structural steel, desks, hoods, fenders, chisels and hammers. D. Steel A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron

7. - is used for water pipes, machine tool castings, transmission housing, engine blocks, pistons and stove castings. A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) 8. B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel ---------------- has a Brinell hardness number of 150 to 220 (no alloys) and 300 to 600 (alloyed) A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel 9. is used to make nails, rivets, gears, structural steel, desks, hoods, fenders, chisels and hammers. D. Steel A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron

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7. - is used for water pipes, machine tool castings, transmission housing, engine blocks, pistons and stove castings. A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) 8. B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel ---------------- has a Brinell hardness number of 150 to 220 (no alloys) and 300 to 600 (alloyed) A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel 9. is used to make nails, rivets, gears, structural steel, desks, hoods, fenders, chisels and hammers. D. Steel A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron
Transcribed Image Text:7. - is used for water pipes, machine tool castings, transmission housing, engine blocks, pistons and stove castings. A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) 8. B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel ---------------- has a Brinell hardness number of 150 to 220 (no alloys) and 300 to 600 (alloyed) A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron D. Steel 9. is used to make nails, rivets, gears, structural steel, desks, hoods, fenders, chisels and hammers. D. Steel A. Pig Iron (Iron Ore) B. Wrought iron C. Cast iron
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