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Aluminum has a low density that makes it a good option for long-distance power lines. This is more ductile compared to copper, which enables it to be merged easily with wires.

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From flat-screen TVs, laptops, tablets, smartphones, and even some household items, aluminum makes it look modern yet sophisticated with its finish.

With lighter weight, it is easier for the vehicle to maneuver and drive, leading to better fuel efficiency.

Because aluminum is both strong and lightweight it is ideal for architectural applications. The high strength-to-weight ratio means that it can be fixed to buildings using less fixings than steel for example.