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*www.rsc.org/periodic-table/
*education.jlab.org/itselemental/eleol3.html
*www.aluminum.org/industries/production/primary-production
*htttps://www.thermofisher.com
*https://www.refrence.com/science

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Aluminium and its alloys are among the most important materials in the manufacture of profiles, tubes, and metal sheets. Aluminium is the most common metal in the earth's crust, but being a base metal it is not found in its pure form. The most important raw material for alumiunium smelting is bauxite.

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*In 1884 the Washington monument was decorated with an aluminum tip.
*Recycling one aluminum can can save enough energy to keep a 100 watt light bulb running for 4 hours.
*Aluminum is present in more then 270 materials.
*Aluminum has been used as a commercial metal for 150 years.
*In the mid 19th century, Napoleon III (former president of the french republic.)gave aluminum cutlery to his most distinguished and honorable guests and gold cutlery to all of his other guests

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Aluminum is very useful in day to day life. We use aluminum when we put on deodorant and wrap left-overs. We see aluminum when we open the fridge and the cabinet looking for soup or soda. Aluminum is used in the cars we drive, the windows we look out of, and the kitchen utensils we eat with. But is aluminum really that important? We could use other metals, chemical compounds, and plastics to replace it. In stead of aluminum cans we could have plastic or glass cans for soup or soda. We can find different materials to use in deodorant and aluminum isn't necessary in toothpaste. We can find different metals and chemical compounds in cars and planes. Aluminum is very useful in day to day life but it is not absolutely necessary.

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Aluminum does not occur pure in nature, first bauxite ore is mined and alumina is extracted from it. Finally the alumina is smelted and turned into a pure form of aluminum

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*Cans
*Airplanes
*Decorative papers
*Foils
*Kitchen utensils
*Window frames
*Electrical transition lines
*Toys
*Buildings
Aluminum is a great metal to use for these materials because it has amazing corrosion resistance , it has a very low density, it is nontoxic, it has high thermal conductivity, conducts electricity really well,it's also non-magnetic, non sparkling it can also be easily cast, machined, and formed.

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Melting point: 660.3 c
Boiling point: 2,470 c
Density: 2.7 kg/m
Natural abundance: 8.1 percent of earths crust, it is the most abundant metal on earth.
Symbol: AL
Atomic mass: 26.98153
Atomic number:13
Aluminum is a post-transition metal.

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The ancient Greeks and Romans used aluminum in medicine and their dyeing processes.The origin of the name aluminum is Latin for alum meaning bitter salt. Aluminum was officially discovered by Christian Hans Oersted in Denmark in 1825.