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प्रश्न
State two important uses of following metal
Uses of aluminium
State two uses of aluminium.
उत्तर १
Uses of aluminium :
- Aluminium foils are used for packing food stuff, medicines etc.
- It is used for making high voltage electric transmission wires.
उत्तर २
Uses of aluminium:
- It is used for making pots, pans and parts of automobiles.
- It is used to make electrical wires.
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