Is iron abundant here on Earth? Sure. There is plenty of iron ore to be mined on Earth.
Iron is very rare if you are looking at the entire Universe.
If you are talking about the planet Mars, then iron is rare.
If you are talking about the planet Earth, then iron is plentiful.
theres enough to give the earth a magnetic field. sorry i dont know how much exactly
it is very abundant
5%
Samples of Earth's crust contain less iron than found in meteorites, and iron is a comparatively heavy element that would have sunk into the planet when it was being formed.
billions of trillions of billions of tonns. enuf to build a iron elivator to mars.
around 500 trillion tons
Good question! I've done much research on this for my Physical Science class. But the most information I've found and that I can give you is that iron is the predominant metal/element of Earth's core. Iron (and Nickel) mainly take over the Earth's inner and outer cores. But most of the research I have done tells me the Earth is made of 5% iron. You're Welcome :D <3, Cheyenne
They think that because the iron in the core has sort of a magnetic force to it. It helps to rotate the earth and is a very vital part to this earth's survival. If there was no core, there is no us.
Samples of Earth's crust contain less iron than found in meteorites, and iron is a comparatively heavy element that would have sunk into the planet when it was being formed.
billions of trillions of billions of tonns. enuf to build a iron elivator to mars.
500 trillion tons.
around 500 trillion tons
The Earth has an iron core. At the outer core it is so hot that the iron is liquid. At the inner core it is hotter still, but under so much pressure it forces the iron to solidify. Hence: the Earth's core.
ancient cultures had to mine caves and holes to find iron like we do today. However, they did not have the tools we have today and/or the tech so it took them much, much longer to locate iron and get it out of the earth. :-)
Of these, iron in a non-renewable resource. You cannot grow more iron if you run out. There is only as much iron as the earth has now, there will be no more.
the crust does not contain much iron
Making up 5 percent of Earth's crust, iron is the fourth most abundant rock-forming element.
Good question! I've done much research on this for my Physical Science class. But the most information I've found and that I can give you is that iron is the predominant metal/element of Earth's core. Iron (and Nickel) mainly take over the Earth's inner and outer cores. But most of the research I have done tells me the Earth is made of 5% iron. You're Welcome :D <3, Cheyenne
They think that because the iron in the core has sort of a magnetic force to it. It helps to rotate the earth and is a very vital part to this earth's survival. If there was no core, there is no us.
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