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What is stronger, metal or steel?

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You seem to be working under a basic misconception, and you need to talk this over with your teacher or other knowledgeable adult.

Steel is one of many types of metal. It is not logical to ask a question in which steel and metal are classified as different types of things.
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Depends on what you mean by metal. If your talking about iron, then steel is stronger.
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please review ur ques
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Your question needs some tweaking.  Steel is a metal.  But if you are referring to a natural metal vs. alloys and such, then that is different.

Steel is a refined alloy form of the metal Iron.  It is fired in a coke furnace to raise the carbon content making it stronger.  Also other metals are added like chromium, molybdenum, etc.. which give it properties like weather resistance and extra hardness. This alloy is much better than the raw iron.
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Steel is metallic, so I don't understand the question.
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That is a retarded question. Steel IS metal, as is iron, copper, etc.
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Sorry their both the same.
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Steel is a metalic alloy of iron and carbon witch is a metal.

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What is colder- air or wind?
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