An Inductive Chemistry
An Inductive Chemistry
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The aluminium collects beneath the melted cryolite and is withdrawn from time to time. The oxygen combines with the carbon of the rods and escapes as carbon dioxide. The cryolite remains unaltered. Great care is taken to use pure materials, for aluminium cannot be purified commercially. The aluminium oxide for this process is prepared from bauxite, a mineral which contains chiefly aluminium oxide and water. Bauxite occurs in France and in the southern United States.
172. Uses of Aluminium: Occu...rrence. On account of its lightness and strength, aluminium is used in making cameras, opera glasses, drinking cups and soldiers' canteens. It finds application in automobile construction. The pure metal makes excellent cooking utensils. These must not be cleaned with soda or ammonia, both of which dissolve aluminium. Aluminium foil is cheaper than tin foil and may be used, instead of the latter, for wrapping food products. The powdered metal, mixed with oil, is applied as a paint to metallic surfaces.
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The aluminium collects beneath the melted cryolite and is withdrawn from time to time. The oxygen combines with the carbon of the rods and escapes as carbon dioxide. The cryolite remains unaltered. Great care is taken to use pure materials, for aluminium cannot be purified commercially. The aluminium oxide for this process is prepared from bauxite, a mineral which contains chiefly aluminium oxide and water. Bauxite occurs in France and in the southern United States.
172. Uses of Aluminium: Occu...rrence. On account of its lightness and strength, aluminium is used in making cameras, opera glasses, drinking cups and soldiers' canteens. It finds application in automobile construction. The pure metal makes excellent cooking utensils. These must not be cleaned with soda or ammonia, both of which dissolve aluminium. Aluminium foil is cheaper than tin foil and may be used, instead of the latter, for wrapping food products. The powdered metal, mixed with oil, is applied as a paint to metallic surfaces.
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