Aluminum (Al)

Used originally as an astringent and a dyeing mordant, aluminum was first isolated in 1827. Originally called aluminium, the American Chemical Society adopted the name aluminum in 1925.

Aluminum is the most abundant metal found in the earth's crust (8.1%) and is found in clay, cryolite, granite, and many other common minerals. A silvery-white metal, aluminum is light, non-magnetic, and non-sparking; it is second among metals in malleability, and sixth in ductility.

Pure aluminum is soft and lacks strength, but alloys of copper, magnesium, silicon, manganese, and other elements add to its usefulness.

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MCMASTER CARR SUPPLY COMPANY 6061 ALUMNM 90DEG RND EDGE 4FT

NC2899606 6061 ALUMNM 90DEG RND EDGE 4FT

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DONWELL COMPANY INC ALUMINUM SHEET .004X 4.5X 57

NC1664747 ALUMINUM SHEET .004X 4.5X 57

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Electron Microscopy Sciences Alumina Powder Gamma, Type N, 0.05 µm Particles 1 LB

EMS's Alumina Powders are accurately controlled for all specs and particle size distribution, assuring you the best polishing results. Typical applications are precision optics, metallographic sections, electro-optical crystals, silicone wafers, ferrite components, gem stones, and acrylic lenses. Type N Alumina Powder is recommended when improvements are not necessary.
Particles: 0.05 µm

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Electron Microscopy Sciences Alumina Powder Alpha, Type DX, 0.3 µm Particles 1 LB

EMS's Alumina Powders are accurately controlled for all specs and particle size distribution, assuring you the best polishing results. Typical applications are precision optics, metallographic sections, electro-optical crystals, silicone wafers, ferrite components, gem stones, and acrylic lenses. Type DX Alumina Powder is specially treated to reduce the number of agglomerates.
Particles: 0.3 µm