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What lightest metal is used in airplanes?
Aluminum
What metal is used in airplanes for its lightweight properties?
Aluminum
What metal is used in building airplanes?
Primarily aluminum and aluminum alloys.
What element is light weight but strong metal used in things like airplanes?
Aluminum. For some aircraft, a heavier but much stronger metal called titanium is used.
What is aluminimum used for?
Strong and lighweight metal used for contrruction of airplanes.
What earth metal is strong and light weight and used it parts for airplanes and cars?
If the questioner means "alkaline earth metal" rather than simply "earth metal", the answer is magnesium. Aluminum is also an "earth metal" in the sense that it occurs naturally as an oxide on earth and would also be an accurate answer to the question as asked.
Model airplanes are normally made from what material?
Model airplanes can be made from a variety of different materials. The most commonly used materials include plastic, metal, wood, fibreglass and synthetic resin.
What is magnesium used for in airplanes?
Magnesium is used in airplanes primarily for its light weight and strength. It is often used in manufacturing parts such as engine components, landing gear, and interior structures to help reduce the overall weight of the aircraft and improve fuel efficiency.
What other metal was used besides silver in the 1966 Kennedy Half Dollar?
60% copper and 40% silver.
Who used airplanes in 1900?
Nobody did, because there were no successful airplanes then
What metal is used for aircraft's?
Airplanes are made out of an alloy of aluminum and brass called "duraluminium."
Where were airplanes used during World War 1?
there were no airplanes in the word war 1. __ The use of airplanes in the military pre-dates WW1. Airplanes were used for recon, bombing missions and fighters.
