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As a result of its unique properties, aluminum
has been of key importance in many of the developments of the past century. Why
only a century or so? Because although aluminum is the most abundant metallic
element in the earth’s crust (8%), metallic aluminum was produced for the first
time just 200 years ago.
Are you up to speed with nanotechnology? Nanotechnology,
which is literally the understanding and control of materials on an atomic or
molecular scale, has the potential for major improvements in a variety of
applications. For this reason, the U.S. government has invested more than $10
billion dollars in nanotechnology over the past decade.
To fish, you need the right equipment, which definitely includes a hook.
Have you noticed there are hooks of various sizes and shapes, some with barbs
and some without? Why do the differences exist?
Without
heat treatment, many of the products we use daily, and take for granted, would
need to be designed differently or would not function as effectively. One of
these is the automotive seat-belt clasp.