ferro-chroˈmium (or ferro-chromeˈ), ferro-mangˈanese, ferro-molybˈdenum and ferro-nickˈel noun

An alloy of iron with much chromium, manganese, etc

ferroconˈcrete noun

Reinforced concrete

ferrocyˈanide noun

A salt of hydroferrocyanic acid

ferrocyanˈogen noun

The quadrivalent radical, Fe(CN)₆, of the ferrocyanides

ferroelecˈtric adjective

Exhibiting electric polarization

A ferroelectric substance

ferroelectricˈity noun

ferrogˈraphy noun

The technique of studying wear in machinery by measuring magnetically the ferrous content of lubricants, the results being shown by ferrˈograms

ferromagnēsˈian adjective

Containing iron and magnesium

ferromagnetˈic adjective

1. Strongly magnetic
2. Formerly, paramagnetic

ferromagˈnetism noun

The typical form of iron magnetism, with high permeability and hysteresis

ferrˈo-print noun

A photograph made by means of iron salts

ferroprussˈiate noun

Ferrocyanide

ferrosoferrˈic adjective

Combining ferrous and ferric

ferrˈotype noun

An old form of photograph taken using a film on an iron plate