Tuesday, February 5, 2013
ALUMINUM(:
Aluminum is ALmazing!
Just kidding, but it’s a pretty significant element and by the time you read this you won’t want to vote it off any time.
Aluminum is a very important metal which is found in the earth’s crust. It makes up approximately 8.1 % of the earth’s crust. It was discovered by an Danish chemist Hans Christian Oersted in 1825. Aluminum is a metal, metals are found in solid form at room temperature (except mercury). Metals have a shiny surface, a high melting point, and high densities. Metals are known for large atomic radii with low ionization energy and low electro negativity due to the fact that the valence electrons can be removed easily.
Other properties include:
· Usually, high deformation
· Malleable
· Ductile
· Thermal conductors
· Electrical conductors
Aluminum is extremely useful. It is found in all of the following:
1. Eyeglass frames
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Is it really necessary for human life?
Can you use other metals to make the things aluminum is found in?
Yes, it is used in the several biological processes the body needs, used for alzheimer treatment, and lack of physiological role! It is also being reseached now to maybe even cure Alzheimers!!
Well you could use other elements to make things Aluminum is made of, however cars are made of Aluminum because it is very light. This is not just in cars but in soda cans, trash cans, car parts, and anything we listed in our post. Would you rather carry a light soda can or a soda can that you would need to put on wheels?
Is aluminum in actual canned foods or just the can?
How is aluminum in our TV dinners? Would this be toxic to our bodies?
Is it difficult to get the Aluminum out of the earth's crust?
Let's do something with your link.
Aluminum is in the CONTAINERS of canned foods and TV dinners. Not actually in the food. Duh. But without aluminum, it would difficult to package these foods.
How did Hans Christian Oersted actually discover Aluminum?
No, it is not difficult to get aluminum out of the Earth's crust. It is the most common element and makes up 8% of the Earth's crust. It is easy to find and mine.
We fixed our link, thank you for the help
In response to your comment about deodorant, we found out that nobody really knows what aluminum does in the human body. In the case of deodorants, you’re applying aluminum directly to the skin and leaving it there. With women, in particular, that skin might be broken from shaving. Wouldnt a natural deodorant be safer? got ya on that one...am i right? (;
xoxo nitrogen swag team
How did Hans Christian Oersted actually discover Aluminum?
You spelled *deodorant* incorrectly, please consider revising.
Nitorgen swag team:
What are you talking about? Our blog doesn't say anything about deoderant. Get your facts straight before you sass people. Especially Cesar
"do you want to say goodbye to eyeglasses, deodorant, bicycles, vaccines or canned food." This was taken right off your blog. So stop being scared of a question and reread your blog
with sass,
nitrgoen swag team
this is why you're going to get voted off. CUT THE ATTITUDE
Hey Jerry, just thought you should check your facts. Aluminum is not the most common element.
you still have yet to answer my question... therefore you will be voted off. plus you dont have swag... sooo
with attitude
nitrogen swag team
You have "high melting point" which is a relative term. "High" compared to what? Whatr is the actual melting point?
correct it is the most commmon element found in nature
High compared to other elements, it has a melting point of 1,221 Farenheit! Thanks for the question
I was just using Aluminum foil in art! This post was very well written!!
We like the way you organized your info in a chart. It made it very clear
on the otherhand... your pun needs work.
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