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Steel: Steel is a metal made of iron and other elements, and is used in many different applications, including buildings, bridges, and steel wool

Wood: Wood is a natural composite, and other applications include furniture, skateboards, and fuel



Brass: Brass is a metal alloy made from zinc and copper, other applications include jets, locks, and pipe fittings

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