Aluminum is actually very easily attacked...even by water...

However, Aluminum oxide is pretty resistant to attack, which makes aluminum
pretty good for things like storm windows...

However, you get anything onto Aluminum which dissolves the oxide..like even
vinegar...and stand back, the Aluminum is going to go away...

And, not to make you paranoid..but apparently Aluminum has been found at high
concentration in certain brain/mind problems, one of which I must be
experiencing right now, because I cannot remember which brain problem it is....

Aluminosis?

Rudy Sedlak
RD Chemical Company

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