ALUMINIUM

The aluminium is a chemical element, of symbol To and atomic number 13. It is a question of a metal not ferromagnético. It is the most common third element found in the terrestrial bark.
Metal is extracted only from the mineral known with the name of bauxite.
It was isolated by the first time in 1825 by the Danish physicist H. C. Oersted. The principal disadvantage for his obtaining resides in the high quantity of electric power that needs his production. This problem is compensated by his low cost of recycling, his extensive useful life and the stability of his price.
The aluminium, (of the Latin alumen,-inis, light) Is a light metal, of white brilliant color, Resistant to the corrosion.

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