WASSCE Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry — Non-Metals & Metals
Iron and Other Transition Metals
Iron, copper, and zinc — properties, extraction, compounds, and the chemistry of rust.
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2 lessons · 15 min
- 1Transition metals: general properties7 minFree7 minFree
- 2Iron, steel, copper and zinc8 min Plan8 min Plan
- Iron: the blast furnace
- Types of iron and steel
- Compounds of iron
- Copper
- Zinc
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