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Aluminium cans
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Ben Balzer <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Thu, 23 Dec 1999 21:58:13 +1100
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Ah, I've used the Anglo-Australian spelling Aluminium (-ium).

Aluminium cans are made from aluminium sheets. These are coated with a wax
to help prevent the aluminium from leaching. This wax has breaks in its
surface, and so the aluminium leaches out anyhow. I recall it being worse in
acidic drinks such as colas. There was a scientific paper on it in the
Medical journal of Australia in the early 90's if anyone cares to look it up
on Medline etc.

Ben Balzer

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