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Each one of us can be defenders of the planet, just like former National Hockey League defenseman Andrew Ference, who highlights the power of recycling in our featured video, What’s One Can. After viewing the video, you CAN explore how recycling saves energy, investigate your impact on the environment, and examine the properties and structures of aluminum. Designed to reinforce the importance of recycling, empower students to make a positive difference, and introduce the unique properties of aluminum, Life of a Can offers standards-aligned digital learning tools for every classroom. In this student-centered, teacher-led lesson, students are challenged to examine how we recycle materials like aluminum, what we can do with recycled products, and why it’s so important to recycle.

With a simple fusion, two parts can be combined. Large and heavy parts such as blocks and pipes can be welded using eutectic and tin-lead solder or melting alloys with low fusion points. CORROSION FEATURES Resistant to distilled, salty and fresh water. Affected by strong acids, alkalis and acid salts. Oxygen presence in solution increases response speed.

WELDING FEATURES With a simple fusion, two parts can be combined. Large and heavy parts such as blocks and pipes can be welded using eutectic and tin-lead solder or melting alloys with low fusion points.