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[[File:HEAPED-UP SCRAP IRON AT THE AMERICAN SHIP DISMANTLING DIVISION ON THE WILLAMETTE RIVER, JUST SOUTH OF THE COLUMBIA - NARA - 548147.jpg|thumb|200px|Scrap iron at the American ship dismantling division on the Willamette River]] | [[File:HEAPED-UP SCRAP IRON AT THE AMERICAN SHIP DISMANTLING DIVISION ON THE WILLAMETTE RIVER, JUST SOUTH OF THE COLUMBIA - NARA - 548147.jpg|thumb|200px|Scrap iron at the American ship dismantling division on the Willamette River]] | ||
'''Scrap iron''' is [[iron]] suitable for recycling. Ferrous metals, those that contain iron, can be recycled. In volume, iron is on of the most recycled metal along with [[ | '''Scrap iron''' is [[iron]] suitable for recycling. Ferrous metals, those that contain iron, can be recycled. In volume, iron is on of the most recycled metal along with [[aluminum]]. Cast iron bathtubs, machinery, pipes, and engine blocks are types of scrap usually used in steelmaking | ||
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Scrap iron is iron suitable for recycling. Ferrous metals, those that contain iron, can be recycled. In volume, iron is on of the most recycled metal along with aluminum. Cast iron bathtubs, machinery, pipes, and engine blocks are types of scrap usually used in steelmaking
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