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What metal is used in car bodies and is in blood?
Iron
Why is cast iron used to make parts for car engines?
because Cast iron is strong heavy crushing machinery.
Why can a magnet pull an iron car?
because the car is make up of iron
Why is cast iron used to make parts of car engines?
Certain car parts can be made by running molten metal into a mould formed in special sand. This process is were the term caste iron comes from.
Some might consider it ironic that the same metal that's used in car bodies and ferris wheels is also used to fortify our breakfast cereal?
While iron is commonly used in structural applications like car bodies and ferris wheels due to its strength and durability, it is also used in food fortification to address iron deficiencies. The iron added to breakfast cereal is typically in the form of iron salts, such as ferrous sulfate, which are easily absorbed by the body to help prevent conditions like anemia.
Is rusting car physical or chemical change?
A car Rusting is a chemicall change as a the iron in the car is converted into a different substance: iron oxide.
What two elements are used to make car batteries?
Although many elements make up car batteries, the nickel and iron battery has dominated for decades.
Which car manufacturers use cast iron radiators?
Almost all car manufacturers have used cast iron radiators at one time or another, however most are now made of an aluminum alloy that can cool the water intake quickly.
Why doesn't car body is made of iron or steel?
car bodies are made of steel alloy that contains iron and carbon.
What elements are in a car?
Iron and oxygen
Is a car rusting a physical or a chemical?
It's a chemical change; a car rusts because the iron on the car's surface react with oxygen and water to form iron oxides.
What colour is the Iron Man car?
red and black (in iron man 2)
