Talk:Utah monolith
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::[[Stainless steel]] is often non-magnetic. I can confirm this because some of my stainless steel saucepans will not work on an [[induction hob]]. If a magnet won't stick to it, it won't work on an induction hob. Steel is an [[alloy]] and it isn't always magnetic.[https://www.thyssenkrupp-materials.co.uk/is-stainless-steel-magnetic]--'''''[[User:ianmacm|♦IanMacM♦]] [[User_talk:ianmacm|(talk to me)]]''''' 08:07, 18 November 2021 (UTC) |
::[[Stainless steel]] is often non-magnetic. I can confirm this because some of my stainless steel saucepans will not work on an [[induction hob]]. If a magnet won't stick to it, it won't work on an induction hob. Steel is an [[alloy]] and it isn't always magnetic.[https://www.thyssenkrupp-materials.co.uk/is-stainless-steel-magnetic]--'''''[[User:ianmacm|♦IanMacM♦]] [[User_talk:ianmacm|(talk to me)]]''''' 08:07, 18 November 2021 (UTC) |
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== Source for other examples == |
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The lead says "{{tq|similar metal columns were erected throughout the world, including elsewhere in North America and countries in Europe, South America and Australia}}" but this is not sourced/mentioned later in the article. [[User:Commander Keane|Commander Keane]] ([[User talk:Commander Keane|talk]]) 12:12, 22 April 2026 (UTC) |
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