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What are the uses of aluminium?
To make cans to store drinks
To make window frames
To make foil used in cooking
To make cooking utensils
What are alloys?
These are mixtures of 2 or more metals though a few may contain nonmetals
What are alloys of aluminum?
Duralumin and magnalium
What are the uses of duralumin?
This is used to construct aircraft and the bodies of motor vehicles
What are the properties of duralumin?
It is stronger, harder, and more workable than aluminum
It is light in weight and resistant to corrosion.
What are the uses of magnalium?
To manufacture aircraft and motor vehicle parts
What are the properties of magnalium?
It is stronger, more workable, and lighter in weight than aluminium
It is more resistant to corrosion than aluminium
What are the alloys of iron?
Mild steel
High carbon steel
Stainless steel
Cast iron
What are the uses of mild steel?
To construct buildings, bridges, oil rigs, ships, trains, and motor vehicles
To make tin cans to store food
To make wire and nails
What are the properties of mild steel?
It is harder and stronger than iron
It is malleable and ductile so it is easy to shape
It is easy to weld
What are the uses of high carbon steel?
To make cutting tools, chisels, knives, drill bits and masonry nails
What are the properties of high carbon steel?
It is harder than mild steel, but more brittle
What are the uses of stainless steel?
To make cutlery, kitchen equipment, sinks, surgical equipment, and implants
Used in the construction of modern buildings
What are the properties of stainless steel?
It is harder, stronger, and much more resistant to corrosion than carbon steels.
It is malleable, ductile, and easy to work with
It has a very shiny, attractive appearance
What are the uses of cast iron?
It is used to make small castings, e.g. cylinder blocks in engines, railings, gates, manhole covers, hinges, and cast iron cookware.
What are the properties of cast iron?
It is easy to cast into exact shapes
It is hard, but more brittle than steel; it shatters rather than bends when hit.
What is the alloy of lead?
Lead solder
What are the uses of lead solder?
It is used to join metal items together, e.g. wires and pipes
What are the properties of lead solder?
It has a low melting point so it melts easily when joining the metals
It is as resistant to corrosion as lead, but stronger and harder.