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No, iron is not an amorphous solid; it is a crystalline solid. In its most common forms, such as alpha-iron (ferrite) and gamma-iron (austenite), iron has a well-defined crystal structure. Amorphous solids lack long-range order in their atomic arrangement, while iron exhibits a regular, repeating pattern in its crystalline form.

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