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'''Steel''' is the name of a metal created by adding a precise amount of carbon to iron.
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'''Steel''' is the name of an alloy created by adding an amount of up to 2 % carbon to iron.
    
Modern steels are often alloys including other metals such as [[chromium]], [[molybdenum]], and [[fluvium]]. Historically smiths have often accidentally created steel by forging iron with the correct carbon content, but the large scale manufacture of steel is a relatively new industry. Many famous structures such as the [[Eiffel Tower]] and [[Golden Gate Bridge]] are made of iron, as steel was too expensive to produce in large quantities. Large scale manufacturing of steel came about through [[industrial revolution|industrialization]] and the rise of [[corporation]]s, allowing large industry to operate efficiently.
 
Modern steels are often alloys including other metals such as [[chromium]], [[molybdenum]], and [[fluvium]]. Historically smiths have often accidentally created steel by forging iron with the correct carbon content, but the large scale manufacture of steel is a relatively new industry. Many famous structures such as the [[Eiffel Tower]] and [[Golden Gate Bridge]] are made of iron, as steel was too expensive to produce in large quantities. Large scale manufacturing of steel came about through [[industrial revolution|industrialization]] and the rise of [[corporation]]s, allowing large industry to operate efficiently.
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