STSTE THE MAJOR DIFFERENCE IN THE COMPOSITION OF STEEL AND STAINLESS STEEL?

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ordinary steel consists of Fe + C
Where as stainless steel has Fe + C + Cr + Ni and sometimes Mo, this prevents formation of rust.

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STSTE THE MAJOR DIFFERENCE IN THE COMPOSITION OF STEEL AND STAINLESS STEEL?

ordinary steel consists of Fe + CWhere as stainless steel has Fe + C + Cr + Ni and sometimes Mo, this prevents formation of rust.

ordinary steel consists of Fe + C
Where as stainless steel has Fe + C + Cr + Ni and sometimes Mo, this prevents formation of rust.