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Yes there are a number. The stable form at normal temperatures is alpha- iron, or ferrite. This is magnetic. At higher temperatures iron converts into gamma iron and then at even higher temperatures delta iron. These different forms have slightly different properties from alpha iron- and these are exploited when iron is worked or turned into steel.
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Diamonds are pure form from what element?
Diamonds are the crystaline form of Carbon.
Is quartzite crystaline or non crystaline?
Quartzite is crystalline.
Does calcareous ooze eventually precipitate to form micro-crystaline limestone rock?
yes.
What is a example of a crystaline solid?
crystals
Why is glass not a crystal?
because it is an crystaline solid
What material is glasses made of?
A NON - CRYSTALINE
How can you change the density of solid rock?
Melting the rock to its liquid form then re-freezing it into a solid will realign the rock's crystaline structure thereby altering the density.
Can iron form other compounds?
Can iron form other compounds
What makes glass transparent?
Glass is Crystaline SiO2
What do you get if you mix water sulfur copper and iron?
When water, sulfur, copper, and iron are mixed, you may observe a chemical reaction. The sulfur will react with the iron to form iron sulfide, and the copper may not react with the other substances. It's important to note that chemical reactions can vary depending on the quantities and conditions of the substances involved.
What form of iron is the chief iron ore?
The chief form of iron ore is hematite, which is a mineral form of iron(III) oxide (Fe2O3). Hematite is a common iron ore that is widely used for extracting iron.
Where do you see crystalline solids in real life?
Crystalline solids can be found in many everyday objects, such as table salt, sugar, ice cubes, and diamonds. They also occur in natural minerals like quartz and calcite. In addition, many metals form crystalline structures when they solidify, such as iron and copper.
