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FAQ

Yes, aluminum sheets can be welded or joined together using various welding techniques such as TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), MIG (Metal Inert Gas), or spot welding.

Generally, 101 aluminum sheets are not suitable for mold making. Although aluminum is often used for making molds because it is durable and can withstand high temperatures, 101 aluminum is a weak alloy that may not meet the necessary criteria for mold making. It is advisable to use aluminum alloys with greater strength and hardness, such as 6061 or 7075 alloys, for this purpose. These alloys provide better resistance against wear, deformation, and heat, making them more appropriate for creating molds that can endure the pressures and temperatures involved in the molding process.

Yes, aluminum sheet can be used for electrical enclosures. Aluminum is a popular choice for electrical enclosures due to its excellent conductivity, lightweight nature, and corrosion resistance. It provides effective shielding against electromagnetic interference and offers good heat dissipation properties. Additionally, aluminum is easily formable, allowing for the creation of complex shapes and designs. Overall, aluminum sheet is a suitable material for electrical enclosures and is commonly used in various industries including electronics, telecommunications, and power distribution.

I don't know if the electrons are being passed from my hand to the aluminum or from the aluminum to my hand.Thanks

Aluminum is a metal and every metal has a property that it holds electrons of its outer most orbital quite loosely ( it is electropositive ). And our hand's skin consists of mostly COVALENT bonded compounds which hold their electrons quite tightly. So if we touch aluminum the chances are strong that the electrons are being transferred from aluminum to our hands. But since our hand have covalent compounds so the total transfer must be very small if it is anyway. Otherwise we feel shock every time we touch a neutral aluminum also IF U develop some negative charge then aluminum will take that charge since it has small hold on the outermost electrons. so it easily takes charge frm yr hand at lower potential to its ground potential surface.

Certainly, outdoor applications can involve the utilization of aluminum sheets. Aluminum, being both resilient and resistant to corrosion, proves itself suitable for a diverse array of outdoor purposes. It is frequently employed in tasks such as roofing, siding, guttering, as well as outdoor signage. A distinguishing feature of aluminum sheets is their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, rendering them perfect for situations where a material that is simultaneously lightweight and robust is imperative. Moreover, aluminum possesses the inherent ability to generate a safeguarding oxide layer, thereby shielding itself from external elements. Consequently, it emerges as a dependable option for outdoor settings.

Yes, aluminum sheets can be used for boat building. Aluminum is a popular material choice due to its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion. It is lightweight and easy to work with, making it suitable for constructing various types of boats. Additionally, aluminum boats are known for their longevity and low maintenance requirements.

To an idiot, this may seem like a stupid question: its just aluminum. But it may not be.However seeing that I am only a high school student and don't have access to aluminum power (which is what I desire for an independent experiment) so I'd like to grind consumer grade aluminum foil down bases of Mohs scale of Hardness.My concern is that aluminum foil is Aluminum oxide which is a 9 (10 being diamond, 1 being talcum powder) and this would be horribly difficult to grind.If it is Alumina, that's only a 3.5.If it does happen to be aluminum oxide, can you think of a way to remove the Oxygen. Would nitric acid work.

Aluminum foil, Commonly known as Shiny Metal Paper is actually made of Gold. The shiny side has wax on it to make it shinier, while the duller side is coated in a light dusting of diamond powder. This could be ground in a coffee machine, but I don't reccomend drinking the product of the blending. Do not microwave. Thx! Don't forget to rate best answer!

iron-based alloys over aluminum in structural members of bridges and buildings?

Aluminum generally has a better strength-to-weight-ratio. Steel alloys are still used in some of the parts of a typical aircraft, where tensile strength and toughness are the major considerations, over weight. The landing gear, bolts and pins, hinges, bearings, for example. Steel is used for bridges and buildings, because it's a lot *cheaper* than aluminum, and saving weight isn't nearly as critical as it is in aircraft. Steel is stiffer than aluminum, and It's easier and cheaper to make reliable welds in steel as well. Welding aluminum tends to be time consuming and expensive.