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Conversations. Sometimes it’s too much, sometimes too little, formal, informal, clumsy, artificial, with another word: difficult. Let’s practice, Shall we? #253 Someone is on the bus. The guy beside them fidgets the whole time with an irritating tinkling bangle while telling them, it seems, their entire life story, including very personal things. It’s time to pop in the earbuds. When it’s time to get off the bus, the talker has disappeared and the strange bangle is now on th- 2 comments
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By JamesSavik · Posted
Aluminum is another element that does not exist on earth in a pure elemental form. It comes from a mineral called Bauxite. Aluminum is processed from Bauxite into an industrially useful form by an energy intensive two-stage process. Discovered by Hans Christian Orstead in 1825, it was another sixty years before it became available in industrial quantities. -
A flashback for the older group - do you remember when??? Aluminum trays were used in early frozen meals, known as TV dinners, to contain and heat the food: Origin Gerry Thomas, a salesman for C.A. Swanson & Sons, came up with the idea for the TV dinner in 1953. He was inspired by the pre-made food trays served on airplanes and Clarence Birdseye's fl -
By P. E. Knapp · Posted
That's just.... Wow! I don't know what to say except thank you to @Myr for putting this together! Unfortunately, it also means more reading material, which I don't really have time for at the moment... back to shifting my schedule around.😈 -
Just the facts: Aluminum Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster -
This reminded me of a scene from Futurama: "Someone's acting awefully aluminum"- Bender -
I know aluminium has many uses along with a number of pronunciations and two spellings. My most common use now is the incredibly useful aluminium foil. When I was a kid most cooking pots and pans were made with aluminium. Even the first electric frypans were made using aluminium. Modern pots and pans tend to be stainless steel or ceramic. How tastes and technology change! -
For some reason, I clicked on link and came first to comments. I thought @chris191070 was exaggerating in his praise but as I kept scrolling up and up and up, I realized that Chris was spot on. This is sharing data in such a useful way. It’s great to see how newer authors here are creeping up the lists to “challenge” the ever present authors from many years ago. On that note, a special mention to @Robert Hugill, and to @chris191070 himself who gets a number of mentions! Many thanks -
By JamesSavik · Posted
Magnesium Is a low density light metal that is often used in alloys where strength and light-weight are necessary. It has broad applications in the aerospace, automotive, and electronics industry. A persistent mystery regarding magnesium is why does it appear in nodules on the deep ocean floor? Magnesium Nodules -
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Etymology. From New Latin magnēsium, from Ancient Greek μαγνησία (magnēsía), after Μαγνησία (Magnēsía, “Magnesia”), a region in Thessaly. Coined by British chemist Humphry Davy, as a modification of his original suggestion, magnium. late 14c., in alchemy, "one of the two main ingredients of the philosopher's stone," from Medieval Latin magnesia, from Greek (he) Magnesia (lithos) "the lodestone," literally "(the) Magnesian (stone)," a mineral said to have been brought from Magnesia, the reg
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