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specifications:01) alloy: a3003 a110002) aluminium thickness: 0.026mm -

0.60mm03) aluminium width:a) standard width: 1,240mmb) special width:

1,300mm, 1,520mm, 1,570mm and 1,595mm are also available04) coating finish:

pvdf, polyester, acrylic05) total coating thickness:a) pvdf coating: more than

25 micronb) polyester coating: more than 18 micron06) coating hardness (pencil

hardness) more than 2h07) adhesion: 5j08) impact resistance: no cracking and

peeling09) flexibility (t-bend): 2t10) mek resistance: more than 10011) bottom

side aluminium sheet is coated with protective polyester material, an the

thickness is more than 6 micron12) minimum order: 1mt/1 x 20' fcl (about

17mt)13) certification: certificate of origin14) delivery time: 8 - 15 days after

receiving your first depositapplications:used to manufacture decorative

materials, such as aluminium composite panels, brushed panels, lampshades,

and other composite panels:1) exterior applications: wall cladding, facades,

roofs and canopies, tunnels, column covers or renovations2) interior

applications: wall cladding, ceilings, bathrooms, kitchens and balconies3)

advertisement and market applications: display platformssignboards, fascias

and shop fronts4) transport and industrial applicationspacking:export standard,

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Q: When the price of aluminium goes up, does that usually lead to a more prosperous business cycle for aluminium companies? Also, what about input costs, e.g. the current spike in oil prices--do they greatly impact metal producers? Anyway I'm asking this because I invested quite a bit of cash in Alcoa (NYSE:AA) recently and am wondering if it will likely be profitable in mid-/long-term (within about a year).. for the moment it's pretty volatile which scares me from time to time haha. Thanks a lot
I am just a student, so I wouldn't advise you to do more than confirm what I'm about to tell you with a licensed investment adviser before acting upon it. Firstly, the price of aluminium does impact the performance of the aluminium company's stock. This relationship, however, is not perfect and depends on the individual characteristics of the company. The relationship is more pronounced in companies that focus on only one element of production, such as extraction, as opposed to those that diversify their operations into other activities along the production line like refinement, etc. Secondly, about the input costs, sure they do affect metal producers (each differently from the next) as they do many other industries. However, the prices of metals and other commodities are likely to rise with any unanticipated inflation that may arise as a result of the current state of oil prices. So much so that that the effects of the oil price spike may be ignorable. Thirdly, in my opinion one year, is a short-term investment. In the long-term, however as long as your company survives I expect that it will do fine, meaning it may well be profitable. Volatility, however is a natural thing to all investments, but the risk-free ones and a premium is paid to all investors to compensate for this volatility, or risk as it is commonly called. What really matters at the end of the day is the long term trend, which is unknown but generally assumed to be positive. Lastly, if you really want to invest in the aluminium industry I suggest that you ask around about any Exchange Traded Fund or some other well diversified investment vehicle with a focus on Aluminium Producers or Aluminium itself. That would certainly be a safer way to participate in the Aluminium Industry, than investing in a single company.
Q: A recipe for fire cracker (an edible) is baked with tin foil and they don't sell tin foil where I live.
They don't sell tin foil anywhere any moreThey used to refer to aluminum foil as tin foilUse one sheet.
Q: Soppose you have a magnetized screwdriver and a mixture of screws made of aluminum, brass, and steelCan you use the screwdriver to separate some of the screws? Explain.
ok well i would reccomend suave moose or la bella scruch gelboth are suppossed to curl your hair but if you put it in while its wet and then use a hair dryer and brush to almost straighten it, it willl work perfectly!! if those dont work i would get a hair staightner, the best one i've used is remington wet2staight!!
Q: What is the best way to ship cookies without them getting stale and broken all up?
good one ( pesto) 1 1/2 ounces Toasted pine nuts 3 each Garlic cloves, minced 1/2 ounce Salt 10 1/2 fluid ounces Olive oil 4 ounces Basil leaves, washed and dried well 2 ounces Parmesan cheese, gratedDIRECTIONS: 1.Place nuts, garlic, half of the salt, and half of the olive oil into a blender or food processor fitted with the blade attachmentBlend to a paste, about 1 minute2.Begin adding basil leaves gradually and blend on and off to incorporate basil into the emulsionAdd the additional oil gradually until the paste is thoroughly combined3.Adjust the seasoning with salt as neededAdd the Parmesan cheese and blend just before servingPesto should be stored under refrigeration with a layer of oil across the surface (hummas) INGREDIENTS: 2 cloves garlic, peeled and crushed 30 ml olive oil 1 (15 ounce) can garbanzo beans, drained, liquid reserved 9 g sesame seeds salt and pepper to taste DIRECTIONS: 1In a medium saucepan over medium heat, cook and stir the garlic in olive oil for approximately 3 minutes, until tender2Place garbanzo beans in a blender or food processor with approximately 1 teaspoon reserved liquidProcess until smoothMix in the garlic, sesame seeds, salt and pepperBlend to desired consistency, increasing the amount of reserved garbanzo bean liquid as desiredChill in the refrigerator until servingthanks chef Richard
Q: I have an unknown metal and I have to determine what metal it is. Due to density measurements I believe to be Aluminium. However after conducting a test to determine its reaction with hydrochloric acid I am not so sure. It had no reaction with the 0.1Molar HCl in the test, and it didn't react in 0.3Molar H2SO4 (sulfuric acid). Isn't aluminium supposed to be very reactive, and if this metal was aluminium wouldn't there have been some sort of reaction with the acids?I am 99% sure it is aluminium, but could it be tin or another metal? Should aluminium have reacted? What reasons might there be for there being no reaction? Thanks :DP.S When I tested Mg in the same acids, there were violent reactions, so there is no problem with the acids.
concentrated hydrochloric acid (fuming hydrochloric acid) types acidic mists. each and each the mist and the answer have a corrosive effects on human tissue, with the abilities to wreck respiration organs, eyes, epidermis, and intestines. Upon mixing hydrochloric acid with formed oxidizing chemical components, comparable to sodium hypochlorite (bleach, NaClO) or potassium permanganate (KMnO4), the poisonous gas chlorine is produced.
Q: Wehn you steam a cake, is it necessary to line the pan with parchment paper?What does it do for the cake?
haha i doubt theres a printer that can do that.
Q: 1) tapping latex from rubber trees during the period of leaf falling is not suitable.2) mitochondria is present in large numbers in cardiac muscles cells than in the body muscle cells.3) although frictional force is acted against the motion of an object, it is used to move the motor car forward.4) air inflated tyre tubes will be used to float a sinking object.5) magnet is used to seperate sulphur and iron from it's mixture, but after the iron-sulphur mixture was heated both cannot be seperated by a magnet.6) there is evidence that rarely available gold was used by man in the ancient period, but no evidence for using the abundantly available metal aluminium in that period.
2cardiac muscles are the muscles that pump blood through the heartsince they constantly need energy, they need more mitochondria, the parts of the cell that create energy4Air is less dense than water, so air inflated tubes float6gold is much easier to work with, it is more malleable nd ducticlein the ancient times they didn't have the resources to form things out of aluminum.
Q: Discuss why aluminum forms a 3+ ion yet oxygen forms a 2+ ion? Include electron configurations?
1s2 2s2 2p4 is O like other answerer indicated it is USUALLY considered a -2 ion because adding 2 electrons gets us to a full shell 2s2 2p6 HOWEVER, one exception is OF2 in which case O would be +2; but -2 is the norm - so assuming typo 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p1 is Al by losing 3 electrons 3s2 and 2p1 it beomes isoelectreonic with Ne a stable configuration
Q: ours just broke and Im looking for any type of thin shaped metal as an aerialAre there any household products that will do the job?I need one now.Thanks
Fiber one cereal is really good,if you are willing to give up your taste buds :-) it's like eating cardboard, but it does the trickUmthe same company also makes a fiber one bar that is really good, I personally like the chocolate and oats oneOther foods you can do are whole wheat breads, brown rice, etcSplit pea soup is also a good source of fiber and low in fatIf there is a Trader Joes in your area (Local grocery store), there is a lychee dried fruit snack packed with LOTS of fiber as well, and really tastyDespite what you may think, corn isn't really that great for fiberraw veggies work wonders too.
Q: .day.Soda and water bottles are plastic, we use disposable plastic containers, plastic wrap, plastic everythingIt's convenient, and naturally, I'm guilty also.My question is, besides the bottle thing (I actually remember when all the bottles were glass!), what did people do in the quot;oldquot; days before plastic bags, aluminum foil and waxed paper, to keep their sandwiches and food fresh when they went to work with a bagged lunch? I'm just curiousDid they wrap sandwiches in cloth? Like napkins?How did they store leftovers before tupperware and gladware came along?When I was young I remember my mom using waxed paper and aluminum foil - are they quot;greenerquot; options than all this plastic? Does aluminum foil eventually disintigrate?Anyone have any thoughts about this?Thanks for your input!
I'd say (in CAD funds) around 40,000 would be reasonableI've seen TRUE Chevelle SS's go for higher thoughNumbers matching all original though (as in all the internals are what came with the car.) Then again I could be WAY off lmaoBut that's my opinion.

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