Difference between revisions of "Aluminum"

Aluminum
Properties
Atomic symbol	Al
Atomic number	13
Classification	Standard Metal
Atomic mass	27.0 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery	1825
Name of discoverer	Hans Christian Oersted
Name origin	From the Latin alumen.
Uses	Aluminum is a very strong metal yet it is lightweight. It has many uses such as in airplanes, automobiles, and soda cans.
Obtained from	Bauxite

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-== Element ==
+{{Element | name=Aluminum | symbol=Al | anumber=13 | amass=27.0 amu | noe=13 | class=Standard Metal | cstructure=Cubic | color=Silver | date=1825 | discname=[[Hans Christian Oersted]] | origname=From the Latin ''alumen''. | uses=Aluminum is a very strong metal yet it is lightweight.  It has many uses such as in airplanes, automobiles, and soda cans. | obtained=Bauxite }}
-'''Name:''' Aluminum
-'''Symbol:''' Al
-'''Atomic Number:''' 13
-'''Atomic Mass:''' 27.0 amu
-'''Number of electrons:''' 13
-'''Classification:''' Standard metal
-'''Crystal structure:''' Cubic
-'''Color:''' Silver
-'''Date of Discovery:''' 1825
-'''Name of Discoverer:''' Hans Christian Oersted
-'''Name Origin:''' Latin ''alumen''.
-'''Uses:''' Aluminum is a very strong metal yet it is lightweight.  It has many uses such as in airplanes, automobiles, and soda cans.
-'''Obtained from:''' Bauxite.

Aluminum

Properties
Atomic symbol	Al
Atomic number	13
Classification	Standard Metal
Atomic mass	27.0 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery	1825
Name of discoverer	Hans Christian Oersted
Name origin	From the Latin alumen.
Uses	Aluminum is a very strong metal yet it is lightweight. It has many uses such as in airplanes, automobiles, and soda cans.
Obtained from	Bauxite