21. To gain structural strength, the dimensions of aluminum are increased. T or F 22. 35% of Aluminum is made from recycled materials. Tor F 23. Aluminum is the most plentiful metal on earth. T or F 24. The high energy requirement to produce aluminum makes recycling economical. T or F 25. The properties of pure aluminum are not suitable for structural applications. T or F 26. A characteristic of aluminum is magnetism which makes it suitable for many auto and aircraft applications. T or F 27. T or F An aluminum rod 10mm in diameter, a length of 20cm, and supporting a load of 5,000psi will have a Modulus of Elasticity of approximately 10,000ksi. T or F The advantages of aluminum to steel include lightweight, high strength-to-weight ratio, and corrosion resistance. 28.

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21.
To gain structural strength, the dimensions of aluminum are increased.
T or F
22.
35% of Aluminum is made from recycled materials.
Tor F
23.
Aluminum is the most plentiful metal on earth.
T or F
24.
The high energy requirement to produce aluminum makes recycling
economical.
T or F
25.
The properties of pure aluminum are not suitable for structural
applications.
T or F
26.
A characteristic of aluminum is magnetism which makes it suitable
for many auto and aircraft applications.
I or F
An aluminum rod 10mm in diameter, a length of 20cm, and
supporting a load of 5,000psi will have a Modulus of Elasticity of
approximately 10,000ksi.
27.
T or F
T or F
The advantages of aluminum to steel include lightweight, high
strength-to-weight ratio, and corrosion resistance. T
28.
Transcribed Image Text:21. To gain structural strength, the dimensions of aluminum are increased. T or F 22. 35% of Aluminum is made from recycled materials. Tor F 23. Aluminum is the most plentiful metal on earth. T or F 24. The high energy requirement to produce aluminum makes recycling economical. T or F 25. The properties of pure aluminum are not suitable for structural applications. T or F 26. A characteristic of aluminum is magnetism which makes it suitable for many auto and aircraft applications. I or F An aluminum rod 10mm in diameter, a length of 20cm, and supporting a load of 5,000psi will have a Modulus of Elasticity of approximately 10,000ksi. 27. T or F T or F The advantages of aluminum to steel include lightweight, high strength-to-weight ratio, and corrosion resistance. T 28.
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