13enigma
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Is it possible to make a aluminum wrap from just colloidal aluminum using nanotechnology?
This is a very general question. I am curious. Colloidal aluminum has aluminum nanoparticles. Is there a way to make a small piece of aluminum wrap
from those colloidal by increasing their size?
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No. The oxide layer makes it next to impossible for aluminum to form metallic bonds with other particles.
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