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Because aluminum has a melting point of 933.47K and gold has a melting point of 1337.33K thus, the aluminum would melt BEFORE the gold.
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What elements are compact discs made of?
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Can you use aluminum foil in corningware?
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Why can i use the melting point to help to identify a material?
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What metal is used as silver foil?
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Is it legal to use aluminum wire for a stove or dryer in Florida?
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Why did Emperor Napoleon the 3rd of France use aluminum dinnerware?
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Why did Napoleon 3 use aluminum dinnerware?
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Do braces have aluminum in them?
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Where do you find Celebi on Pokemon black version?
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How do you kill a good leprechaun?
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What has the author Edward N Kent written?
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Do they use silver and silicon in the computer chip and if so why?
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Why do people use aluminium more than iron?
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