Category:Iron

A

• Ferrous alloys‎ (4 C, 40 P)

B

• Iron and steel buildings‎ (3 C, 18 P)

C

• Cast iron‎ (4 C, 20 P)
• Iron compounds‎ (11 C, 47 P, 1 F)

I

• Iron bridges‎ (4 C, 6 P)
• Ironmongery‎ (2 C, 13 P)
• Isotopes of iron‎ (35 P)

M

• Iron metabolism‎ (2 C, 38 P)
• Iron and steel mills‎ (2 C, 19 P)
• Iron minerals‎ (4 C, 92 P, 2 F)
• Iron mining‎ (7 C, 17 P)

O

• Iron objects‎ (1 C, 7 P)

S

• Iron sculptures‎ (3 C, 7 P)
• Steels‎ (3 C, 68 P)

W

• Ironworkers‎ (27 P)
• Wrought iron bridges‎ (1 C, 9 P)

• Iron

A

• Acicular ferrite
• Iron Act
• Allotropes of iron
• American Iron and Steel Institute
• Anthracite iron
• Anthracite pig iron
• Austenite

B

• Iron in biology
• Bloomery
• Bog iron

C

• Carbonyl iron
• Cast iron
• Cementite
• Chalybeate
• Conservation and restoration of iron and steel objects
• Coronium

D

• Delta iron
• Direct reduced iron
• Direct reduction
• Direct reduction (blast furnace)

E

• Eisenkammer Pirna
• Electrolytic iron

F

• Ferrite (iron)
• Ferrophosphorus
• Ferrosilicon
• Ferrous
• Finery forge
• Iron in folklore

G

• Gnomium
• Gray iron

H

• Hammer mill
• Hammerscale
• Hexaferrum
• High-valent iron

I

• Iron compounds
• Iron cycle
• Iron filings
• Iron nanoparticle
• List of countries by iron-ore exports
• Iron planet
• Iron plantation
• Iron powder
• Iron preparation
• Iron Range
• Iron–platinum nanoparticle
• Isotopes of iron

J

• Early Japanese iron-working techniques

K

• Krupp–Renn Process

M

• Mars symbol
• Meehanite
• Metallicity distribution function
• Meteoric iron
• Minette (ore)

N

• Nickel–iron battery

O

• Oregrounds iron
• Osmond process

P

• Pearlite
• Pelletizing
• Pig iron
• Iron deficiency (plant disorder)
• Iron poisoning
• Pound–Rebka experiment

R

• Rieke metal
• Russia iron
• Rust

S

• Scrap
• Sherman's neckties
• Iron star
• Stringer (slag)

W

• Wealden iron industry
• Wooden iron
• Wrought iron