2 years ago

an iron ball is heated from 50 degree celsius to 2000 degree celsius. what is the state of the iron ball at 2000 degree celsius

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Answer:

It is in liquid state loosing it's magnetic property

Explanation:

Iron melts at 1538 °C after loosing it's magnetic property at 770 °C

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