Special Alloy Aluminium

Aluminium (Aluminium) is a metal element, the element symbol is Al, which is a silver-white light metal. There is malleability. Commodities are often made into rods, flakes, foils, powders, ribbons and filaments. It can form an oxide film to prevent metal corrosion in humid air. Aluminum powder can burn violently when heated in the air and emit a dazzling white flame. It is easily soluble in dilute sulfuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide solution, but hardly soluble in water.

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The use of a substance largely depends on the nature of the substance. Because aluminum has a variety of excellent properties, aluminum has a very wide range of uses.
Aluminum and aluminum alloys are currently one of the most economical and suitable materials that are widely used. Since 1956, the world's aluminum output has surpassed the copper output and has always ranked first among non-ferrous metals. The current production and consumption of aluminum (calculated in ton) is second only to steel, becoming the second largest metal used by humans; and aluminum resources are very rich. According to preliminary calculations, aluminum reserves account for more than 8% of the crustal constituents.