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ferrochromium
[ fer-oh-kroh-mee-uhm ]
ferrochromium
/ ˌfɛrəʊˈkrəʊmɪəm /
noun
- an alloy of iron and chromium (60–72 per cent), used in the production of very hard steel
Word History and Origins
Origin of ferrochromium1
Example Sentences
It would feel the effect of its removal in various sectors, but most notable would be the effects on producers of ferrosilicon, ferrochromium, articles of chromium, various articles of aluminum, refined lead, pneumatic radial tires of rubber and wheat gluten, which are the goods occupying the top spots by value in the list of Russian goods exported under the scheme in 2012 and 2013.
Considerable quantities of an alloy of chromium with iron, called ferrochromium, are now produced for the steel industry.
What weight of ferrochromium containing 40% chromium must be added to a ton of steel to produce an alloy containing 1% of chromium?
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