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Aluminum Its Properties
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Aluminum Its Properties
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Aluminum Last updated: May 27, 2009. Suppose you had to design the perfect material-what would it be like? You'd probably want it to be plentiful and relatively inexpensive, strong and lightweight, easy to combine with other materials, res...
Properties of Aluminum: Aluminum is the chemical element that has the symbol Al. Its atomic number is 13. Aluminum has a beautiful appearance because of its silvery color. It is a ductile member of the metal group. It used in making various...
it can be hammered into a thin sheet (malleability)
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aluminum is a good ferromagnetic metal. it can easily carry electromagnetic signals.
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It is light and can be made really thin and there is lots of aluminum since 7/8 of the Earth's crust contains aluminum... They say however that food in aluminum is bad for you... Also People will recycle aluminum cans before they would recy...
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Aluminium only became popular in the sixties. Prior to that it was steel cans. You had to have a "church" key to open them. Aluminium is cheaper to recycle and make than steel. It always comes down to money and costs.
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It is shiny reflective silver, so can be easily found in an dark ice chest at a tailgate party. AND, it is easily crushed against a guy's forehead so that he can impress girls (who really go for that sort of thing)
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