Aluminum

Discovered
Antiquity
Melts
660 °C
  • 1220 °F
  • 933 °K
Boils
2484 °C
  • 4504 °F
  • 2757 °K

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the site creator

A supplier of Aluminum metal sent this small disc to a vendor so they could test the purity of the Aluminum using mass-spectrometry. It appears that there are multiple small burn marks on the sample, which may indicate this sample was tested.

Shiny aluminum slugs in a bottle
Contributed by
Ea Nasir

Shiny aluminum slugs in a bottle

Shiny aluminum slugs in a bottle
A collection of silvery ingots, from left to right: |sn|, |pb|, |zn|, |bi|, and |al|
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@plazmatter0430

A collection of silvery ingots, from left to right: |sn|, |pb|, |zn|, |bi|, and |al|

A collection of silvery ingots, from left to right: |sn|, |pb|, |zn|, |bi|, and |al|
Boron group: amorphous brown |b| powder, dark crystalline |b|, a bottle of |al| slugs, |ga| pellets, thick |in| wire, and a small piece of |tl| metal
Contributed by
collector no. 3

Boron group: amorphous brown |b| powder, dark crystalline |b|, a bottle of |al| slugs, |ga| pellets, thick |in| wire, and a small piece of |tl| metal

Boron group: amorphous brown |b| powder, dark crystalline |b|, a bottle of |al| slugs, |ga| pellets, thick |in| wire, and a small piece of |tl| metal
Two Alumin(i)um cubes: a 1 cm cube on the left, and a 1 inch cube on the right
Contributed by
collector no. 2

Two Alumin(i)um cubes: a 1 cm cube on the left, and a 1 inch cube on the right

Two Alumin(i)um cubes: a 1 cm cube on the left, and a 1 inch cube on the right
A small jar of Alumin(i)um cylinders
Contributed by
collector no. 2

A small jar of Alumin(i)um cylinders

A small jar of Alumin(i)um cylinders
1 gram of Alumin(i)um in bullion form
Contributed by
collector no. 2

1 gram of Alumin(i)um in bullion form

1 gram of Alumin(i)um in bullion form

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