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Steel usually made by the electric furnace process in which chromium and nickel participate as alloying elements. The stainless steel of 18% chromium and 8% nickel are the better known of the chromium-nickel types. Or Symbol:"Cr" Atomic Number:"24" Atomic Mass: 52.00amu. Chromium is one of the transition elements. You can find chromium in rubies and other minerals, in utensils, and in the process of making chrome parts for cars and motorcycles.
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