Steel is not a natural resource. It is a metallic alloy of iron and carbon. Iron is the natural resource and mining it has and will have many consequences on the environment. Iron will be harder and hard to mine and steel now has become one of the most recycled metals.
Steel is NOT a natural resource, but an alloy of iron and carbon.
natural would be something you already find existing such as iron. but to make steel you have to process it on machinery so that would be like a human resource
A steel bottle uses up the most resources from the environment.
Steel could be a man-made material, a natural material is one which nothing has been added to it to make it react/ behave differently. steel could be natural if its just steel that has had the carbon in it reduced to make it purer. but most often steel has had various other metals added like chromium. (stainless steel)
Iron is a natural resource (because it is found on the Periodic Table of Elements). Steel, on the other hand, is man-made. It is simply a wielded alloy made from a combination of iron itself, and many other metals.
Gold (Because steel and aluminium aren't natural, silver is unlikely)
No, a bicycle is a manufactured item (it does not grow or form naturally). Many of the materials used in manufacturing bicycles (steel) can be recycled, and some may be natural (natural rubber tyres, leather seats) but this does not make it a renewable resource.
no steel is a combination of iron extracted from iron ore and carbon in small quantities fused together in high temperatures
yes
I is an exhaustible resource because it is steel not water, gas or sun. So it is really hard to find.
Yes, steel is a resource in the U.S. Steel is used in a variety of structures around the world due to its strength. Steel is an alloy of iron as well as carbon.
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