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Iron is commonly found in blood and household items like furniture and kitchen appliances. While iron itself rusts and bends easily, it is a key component in steel production, which is used to make tools, hardware, and structures that have improved modern life. Discovering iron has allowed for technologies like saws, electricity, and strong buildings.

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USES OF IRON IMAGE
• Iron can use to make steel
and steel can use to make
knives, spoons, forks,
door handles and many
stuff more.
• Iron itself doesn’t have
much uses because it
rusts and it’s too easy to
bend.

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WHERE CAN WE FIND IRON?
• You can find iron in
your blood, your
furnitures, your IMAGES
kitchen, bathroom,
almost everywhere!
• If we didn’t discover
the element iron, our
lives would be harder
and you cannot even
saw this presentation TEXT
or have electric or
build strong houses!

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