[R-390] Some progress

Joe Foley [email protected]
Mon, 6 Jan 2003 18:35:49 -0800 (PST)


--- Helmut Usbeck <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sorry, Joe.  Aluminium is a metaloid. It doesn't
> possess the
> chemical or electrical properties of a metal, e.g.
> iron, copper, tin,
> mercury.  Bowled me over when I found out.  Machined
> this stuff for years
> and didn't know.  I had my hands on some pure
> aluminium ingot years ago.
> Very grainy like iron and will crumble in your hands
> when squeezed.
> Strange stuff without a little copper added. 
> Explains some of it's
> different properties.
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ARGH!~

No, you are wrong.  Someone has read the Table of the
Elephants incorrectly!

The dividing line at that point is almost diagonal,
separating Al, Sn (tin), and Pb (lead), from such
things as Boron, Carbon, Phosphorous, Arsenic, and
Chlorine.

Where's Barry,....... no, not that one,....... no, the
other one,........ Dr. Ornitz to the chatroom, Dr.
Ornitz?

Joe

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