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Non-Ferrous Metals
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Non-Ferrous Metals
Aluminum
- The more aluminium you have the stronger it is
- Very light
- Excellent conductor of heat and electricity
- Polishes well
- Difficult to weld or join
- Uses: Kitchen cooking, window frames, cans and packaging
Copper
- Very destintic reddish colour
- Good conductor of heat and electricity
- Can be worked with hot or cold
- Very expensive
- Uses: Hot water taps, electrical wires and circuit boards
Tin
- Very soft
- Malleable material
- Typical food holder, tin cans
- Cheap material
- Easy to change
- Uses: Food containers, small tins,water can and lunch boxes
Lead
- Heavy material but soft
- Malleable and ductile as a result it is weak
Zinc
- Weak
- Good corrosive erosion properies
- Uses: Roof covering and flash covering
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- Mind Map on Non-Ferrous Metals, created by olivia-atkinson on 05/04/2015.
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