# Encyclopedia article about aluminium
# Document type: Dictionary (absolute notation)

{article}:
uuid: 0c5aacfe-d828-43c7-a530-12a802af1df4
type: chemical-element
key: aluminium
title: Aluminium
description: The <@element>:{chemical element} aluminium.
tags: [metal; common]

{chemical-element}:
symbol: Al
number: 13
stp-phase: <Solid>
melting-point: 933.47
boiling-point: 2743
density: 2.7
electron-shells: [2; 8; 3]

{references}:
wikipedia: \https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium
snl: \https://snl.no/aluminium

{links}:
element: 740097ea-10fa-4203-b086-58632f099167
chemsym: 6e2f634c-f180-407a-b9ce-2138b412b248
atomnum: 1a5e1974-a78c-4820-afeb-79bef6974814
react: ab7d8a1f-c028-4466-9bb2-41a39d153241
aloxide: c1ff08e7-a88f-42d5-83c3-6adc4835a07b
stab: b3b13474-4fe3-4556-9568-925c066916a5
purity: 40786551-85c4-461c-ba6e-4d54d5863820
ion: effd5c7a-da31-4357-a94c-91343e9a05eb
metal: 84333088-cfcc-4e78-8d3f-7307dcab144b

[content]:

<h1>: Aluminium

<p>: <@self>:Aluminium is a <@element>:{chemical element} with
<@chemsym>:{chemical symbol} <chemsym> and <@atomnum>:{atomic number} <atomnum>.

<h2>: Substance

<p>: In <@purity>:pure form, it is a highly <@react>:reactive {<@metal>:metal},
but normally a thin coat of <@aloxide>:{aluminium oxide} forms on its surface,
keeping it highly {<@stab>:stable}.

<p>: ...

<h2>: Occurrence

<p>: In nature, it occurs as the <@ion>:ion <$>:{<sym>:{Al}^{3+}}. It
constitutes <$>:8.2% of the earth's crust, making it the most common
<@metal>:metal found there.

<p>: ...