Iron:Fe

Structure of atom

Isotopes, Ions

Fe-57Fe-58Fe-59Fe-60

Fe-52 Fe-54Fe-55Fe-56

+ 2 ions

Melting point:35˚CBoiling point:2750˚F

Color:silverDensity:293 k

Who discovered iron???

The element is unknown who discovered it

and where they found it.

Iron is used for glasses, roof’s,

doctor supplies, and can goods.

Did you?Did you

know that iron runs through

your blood.

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