The Difference Between Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals | Metal Supermarkets 

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a yellow alloy of copper and zinc = Brass which is non ferrous

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rail used in railway track is ferrous metal,right?

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A simple rule of thumb is, non magnetic= non ferrous, if it attracts to magnets =ferrous

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No iron content means non-ferrous metals have a higher resistance to rust

except nickel is magnetic so it isnt just "anything with iron in it"

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Brass is also non-ferrous.

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This was actually a poor video on ferrous vs non-ferrous metals. There is only one natural ferrous element / metal: Iron. Ferrous is from the Latin word ferrum, meaning iron. All ingredients that can be added to iron are non-ferrous, including carbon, chromium, nickel, etc. The resulting steel or stainless steel alloy is ferrous because it includes iron as a basis. Alloy all of the ingredients without any iron and it makes a non-ferrous alloy. Although the video is not wrong, per se, it is overly simplistic and leaves a lot unsaid.

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