Aluminum
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Aluminum | |
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![]() A block of Aluminum. | |
Category | Solids |
State | Solid |
Properties | |
Density | 2710 kg/m3 |
Breaks into | Metal Scrap |
Temperature | |
Hotter State | Changes at 660°C Creates Molten Aluminum |
Facts | |
Wikipedia | [1] |
Aluminum is a metal in the Solids category. It breaks into Metal Scrap when broken. It has one useful property, being able to conduct radiation and emit electricity, being useful in nuclear reactors. It has a couple of chemical reactions with other elements, but other than that does not have many uses.
Reactions
Element | Conditions | Result |
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Radiation | - | Aluminum gets charged |
History
Version | Change | |
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1.9.5 | ~ | Aluminum reaction with Gallium can turn back into Aluminum again |
1.9.4 | + | Aluminum now turns into Metal Scrap when broken |
1.9.3 | ~ | Added Aluminum flame color |
1.9.2 | + | Aluminum reacts with Gold to make Purple Gold |
1.9.2 | ~ | Tweaked density of Aluminum |
1.8.3 | + | Radiation affects Aluminum |
1.0 | ~ | Recolored Aluminum |
0.7 | + | Aluminum added |