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What are metals made for?
Metals are not made, only mined, refined, and used. Metals are used for making things like kettles, airplanes, appliances, cars, bicycles, and stuff like that.
Is tin used in airplanes?
Tine is not commonly used in any substantial percentage in the bodies of airplanes, because metals with higher strength to mass ratios, such as aluminum and magnesium are preferred. Tin could be used for specialty purposes, such as bearings.
Why are aluminum and titanium usedto make jet airplanes versus other metals?
Mainly because they are strong and comparitively light
What minerals is used yo make airplanes?
yes
What element is used to make airplanes and cans?
Aluminium
Why can transition metals be used to make electrical wires?
Their high conductivity is why transition metals are used to make electrical wires.
What metals are used to make fans?
Steel and aluminum are used to make funs.
Why are metals used in making bridges airplanes and satellites?
Largely because of their high tensile strength compared to other materials.There are many other reasons why various specificmetals are used due to unique requirements of a given application: aluminum is used in airplanes because they require lightweight materials, but steel is used in bridges because weight is not critical here and steel is stronger than aluminum, when high electrical conductivity is needed copper is usually used, etc.
Which two metals are most commonly used to make a knifes blade?
The two most common metals used to make knives are steel and iron.
Does Airbus make Airplanes or Cars?
Airplanes.
Why is stainless steel used to make firewalls on airplanes?
Stainless steel is used to make firewalls on airplanes because of its high melt point. It does not melt until it reaches 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit, which is higher than most fires.
What metals are used to make metal screws?
Metals are used for the production of screws as they are materials with high hardness and resistance to stress.
