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USSR launched first Satellite into space (used aluminum

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The Empire State Building was built using aluminum

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First passenger boat made with aluminum

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Karl Joseph Bayer invented a new and cheaper prodcution method

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Pittsburgh Reduction Company reorganized into ALCOA

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Pittsburgh Reduction Company launched its first smelter

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The Aluminum Industry Joint Stock Company was established

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Coca-Cola and Pepsi start to sell their soda in aluminum cans

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New process for production: much cheaper!

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Aluminum foil invented

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Duralumin was invented (a key aluminum alloy). As lightweight as aluminum, but much stronger, harder and elastic.

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An engine (built with aluminum parts) was developed for an airplane. (Successful)

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Discovery of a more cost-efficient electrolytic production method. Method was developed by Paul Heroult and Charles Hall (independently and at the same time). Process required an enormous amount of electric power

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Brought aluminum to industrial use.

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Discovery of aluminum ore (bauxite) by geologist Pierre Berthier.

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Friedrich Woehler creates a small ball of molten aluminum (solid).

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Success in proving Humphry Davy's theory. Produced an aluminum alloy rather than pure aluminum.

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Discover that aluminum can be produced through electrolysis. Humphry Davy named the element Aluminum (after alum).

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Alum (aluminum-based salt) was used extensively for numerous purposes, such as making wood fireproof, treating leather, dermatology, etc.

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A craftsman presents a cup of an unknown metal to the Roman Emperor. (looked like silver, but was too light: it was [supposedly] aluminum