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Name:Thomas Fe
 * =Iron= ||
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 * Melting point (mp) in oC and oF || 1822k (1538 C or 2800 F) ||
 * Boiling point (bp) in oC and oF || 3134 k (2861 C or 5182 F) ||
 * Luster (Shiny or Dull) || shiny ||
 * Malleable or Brittle || malleable ||
 * Metal, non-metal, or metalloid || Metal ||
 * Solid, liquid, or gas at Room Temperature || solid ||
 * Density (g/mL) || 7.874 grams per cubic centimeter ||
 * Chemical Reactivity || Pure iron is chemically reactive and corrodes rapidly, ||
 * Conductivity || electricity heat ||
 * # of Valence electrons || 26 ||
 * Oxidation State (the charge after the element reacts) || +3 +2 ||

Iron is vital to plant and animal life. In humans it appears in the hemoglobin molecule. Iron metal is usually alloyed with other metals and carbon for commercial uses. Iron is the fourth most abundant element in the Earth's crust.