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Yes, but aluminum oxidizes rapidly yet this oxidation process does not produce significant heat and light. So in this context, the independent heat/light requir
by pdabbadabba 5y ago
Yes, but aluminum oxidizes rapidly yet this oxidation process does not produce significant heat and light. So in this context, the independent heat/light requirement makes a difference!
- ivalm 5y agoOxidation of aluminum does produce heat and light (the reaction is exothermic). It’s just a very small and fast fire.
- kevin_thibedeau 5y agoIt does as a powder.
- orlp 5y agoMill aluminium under inert gas into a powder and then release the pure unoxidized powder into the air. My money is on some fireworks occurring.