Titanium Beercans

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He's Gonna' Give You A Run...

[Reply #41 on:]

TOPD...Let The Steaming Hot Lava Pour.

[Reply #42 on:]

by the way, aluminium oxidum is white.

(yes. Aluminium can oxide.........)

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Beer cans are made from recycled robot apparently..so on that theory he should be 50 50 zinc and titanium.

But there again...I'm sure all robots aren't made from the same thing...Bender's unique So perhaps his 20% beer can was recycled from an iron/aluminium robot?!

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Originally posted by BenderRules:
...Bender's unique !

Not all, Bender has at least one twin unit Flexo,

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Not a twin, a brother. He's only a brother to Bender due to having come off the same production line, therefore having the same "parents", and the reason they get so excited about the serial numbers is that they both express the sum of 2 cubes. This is like someone called Ronald meeting a brother called Donald.

Helpful, am I?

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Neither Zinc nor Titanium nor aluminium are magnetic either, but bender clearly is.
Also with regard to iron being trapped in the interstitial lattice sites, these cavites are disrpupted in alloys as the crystal lattice is only sustained in relativly pure metals.
Geez, am I a geek or what?   

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Also zinc is a sacrificial anode where iron is concerned, so in a mix the zinc oxideses to form a nonreactive layer which expands to fill scratches and the like. Hence why we galvanise iron and bolt block of zinc to the underside of large ships (to prevent rust).