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FAQ

We want to buy an AirBake insulated aluminum pizza pan. What is insulated aluminum? We want to make sure that it is not something toxic like the non-stick material on pans.

AirBake is available either natural (just plain aluminum) or nonstick, which is coated with a similar material to other nonstick cookware. What's insulated about it is this: The pan is actually two layers separated by an air pocket. If you put it directly over a heating element, the lower layer heats the air inside, which heats the upper layer. A single-ply aluminum sheet will get very hot and tend to burn the pizza, because it absorbs radiant energy from the element more quickly than the pizza can conduct it away. The insulating air layer slows down the heat transfer and helps to keep your pizza from burning. So if you prefer non-non-stick cookware, get the AirBake Natural line.

Just wondering if an aluminum and Fluoride bond can be created by boiling fluoridated water in aluminum cookware?

It could be.....but the amount of fluoride in tap water is 1.2ppm, so even if you do, it won't have any effect :)

i have a project that requires me to know how safeway aluminum foil is made. i researched it on the internet, and also called safeway for it. they never gave me an answer. same for the diamond aluminum foil.please help!!!!i just need to know where they make it, how thick it is, and/or information about the ingots (such as size)and also temp. of heating room

they start with a huge block of aluminum, then run that forth and back between giant steel cylinders until it is a relatively thin and very long sheet of metal. Then this sheet is run trough a series of these drums until it is foil of the required thickness. Then they cut the wide foil in strips of the right width and package it for sale. Hope this helps.

What house hold materials contain 100% pure aluminum. or where can i buy it. im making thermite, which ive made before so don't say, its dangerous don't do it, but do i need 100% pure aluminum or will some aluminum alloy with like 90% aluminum work?????

Aluminum foil is your best bet. According the the Reynold's wrap web site, their foil is 98.5% aluminum.

What happened to the aluminum coil coming out of the annealing furnace?

There is oil on the aluminum coil and the annealing time is too long.

Various ways are improved by aluminum coils in enhancing indoor air quality. Primarily, these coils are commonly used in air conditioning and HVAC systems, which are designed for circulating and filtering the air inside buildings. The cooling and dehumidifying of the air, reducing moisture content that can encourage the growth of mold and mildew, is assisted by the aluminum coils in these systems. By controlling humidity levels, allergens and pollutants that thrive in damp environments are prevented from developing, thus enhancing indoor air quality. In addition, aluminum coils function as highly efficient heat exchangers, facilitating effective heat transfer between the air and the cooling or heating system. This efficiency enables HVAC systems to maintain a consistent temperature throughout the building, resulting in reduced energy consumption. Through the use of less energy, these systems emit fewer harmful greenhouse gases, ultimately contributing to lower levels of outdoor air pollution and improving overall air quality. Furthermore, the durability and resistance to corrosion of aluminum coils are essential for maintaining a clean and healthy indoor environment. The corrosion-resistant properties of aluminum coils ensure that no metallic particles or rust contaminate the circulated air. Consequently, occupants are less likely to inhale harmful particles that can cause respiratory issues and other health problems. Moreover, aluminum coils are lightweight and often come with a protective coating, making them easier to clean and maintain. Regular cleaning of coils prevents the accumulation of dust, dirt, and other pollutants over time. By keeping the coils clean, airflow is optimized, ensuring that the circulated air is free from contaminants and allergens, thus promoting improved indoor air quality. In summary, aluminum coils contribute to improved indoor air quality by reducing humidity levels, preventing the growth of mold and mildew, enhancing energy efficiency, minimizing the emission of greenhouse gases, and maintaining a clean and contaminant-free air circulation system. These coils are an essential component of HVAC systems that play a vital role in creating a healthier and more comfortable indoor environment for occupants.

Yes, aluminum coils can be anodized. Anodizing is an electrochemical process that enhances the natural oxide layer on the surface of aluminum, making it thicker, more durable, and resistant to corrosion. This process is commonly used for aluminum sheets, plates, and coils. Anodizing can be performed on both flat and formed aluminum coils, providing them with a range of attractive colors and finishes. The anodized coating also improves the aluminum's ability to accept paint and adhesives, making it a popular choice for various applications such as architectural cladding, automotive trim, and electronic components.

Aluminum is directly below Mg. If aluminum is oxidized so readily, then how can we make planes or ships out of it and they don't fall apart after a few months or years?

Yes aluminum does oxidize just like any other metal. The difference is that aluminum oxidizes the same color as the metal therefore you cannot tell that is oxidizing. Once is oxidizes a little bit, the oxidize protects the metal and it does not oxidize any more.