Aluminum
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Aluminum
It is period 13 and group 3.
It belongs to the Boron Family.
Aluminum is a solid metal.
Transportation
About a quarter of aluminum is used in transportation. Aircraft carriers, trains, ships, buses, and other motor vehicles make use of aluminum because of its strength and weightlessness. Frames, exteriors, wiring, and electrical systems in airplanes make use of aluminum. Its resistance to form alloys with other metals makes it highly efficient to be extensively used in the transportation and automobile industry
Packaging
Cans, trays, foils, bottles, thermos, utensils, kettles, refrigerators, toasters, and saucepans are made of this element. Aluminum is used as it keeps the food safe, prevents pathogens from entering the food, and does not affect the taste or smell of the food packed in it.
Building and Construction
Approximately one-fifth of the world's total consumption of aluminum is used by the construction industry. Bridges, domes, and roofs of several big structures, like markets, sports complexes, and stadiums make use of aluminum. It suits the cladding, stairways, railings, etc. Its malleable nature and stylish. Aluminum can be cut, welded, bonded, tapered, and joined with other material.