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ferrous

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fer·rous  (frs)
adj.
Of or containing iron, especially with valence 2 or a valence lower than in a corresponding ferric compound.
ferrous
Adjective
of or containing iron in the divalent state [Latin ferrum iron]
ferrous  (frs)
Containing iron, especially iron with a valence of 2. Compare ferric.
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Adj.1.ferrous - of or relating to or containing iron
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