What material has the following composite?

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Iron 97.05%
Mangenese 1.56%
Chromium 0.79%
Silicon 0.6%
 
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Sounds like a pretty common ferritic steel to me. The Cr & Si contents make it sound like one for "mild" high temperature use (some of the "common" grades).
 

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