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2.  Density – 2.7  Category – metal  Reactivity – it combines Slowly with oxygen to Make aluminum oxide

3.  Melting point – 660.37 C  Boiling point - 2467.0 C  State of matter - solid

4.  Who - Hans Christian Oersted  When - 1825  How – extracted it from the Earths crust  About 8.2% of the Earth’s crust is aluminum

5.  Use 1 – Aluminum Foil  Use 2 – Aluminum cans  Use 3 – kitchen utensils  Use 4 – building decorations

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