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What is the origin of iron?

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The stars. Iron is the heaviest element produced in the normal cycle of stellar fusion. Iron thus formed is distributed across areas of space upon the death of some stars. On earth, iron is distributed in large deposits at various locations around the globe. A link is provided to the Wikipedia article on iron.

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Iron is a naturally occurring element found in much of the crust of the earth.

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