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copper |
Copper is a malleable reddish-brown metallic element.
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gold |
Gold is a soft yellow malleable metallic element.
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iron |
Iron is a heavy ductile magnetic metallic element.
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nickel |
Nickel is a hard malleable ductile silvery metallic element.
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silver |
Silver is a soft white precious metallic element.
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steel |
Steel is an alloy of iron with small amounts of carbon.
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stainless |
Stainless steel contains chromium to make it resistant to corrosion.
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titanium |
Titanium is a light strong grey metallic element.
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platinum |
Platinum is a heavy precious metallic element.
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aluminium
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Aluminium is used to make drink cans.
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