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Aluminum is commonly used to make pots but is not suitable for dyeing as it reacts with both acids and bases, releasing explosive hydrogen gas during the process. Stainless steel pots may also have aluminum rivets holding the handles that could react similarly.

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Aluminum is commonly used to make pots but is not suitable for dyeing as it reacts with both acids and bases, releasing explosive hydrogen gas during the process. Stainless steel pots may also have aluminum rivets holding the handles that could react similarly.

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Aluminum is commonly used to make pots but is not suitable for dyeing as it reacts with both acids and bases, releasing explosive hydrogen gas during the process. Stainless steel pots may also have aluminum rivets holding the handles that could react similarly.

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Aluminum (Spelled Aluminium in Most English-Speaking Countries Outside of North America) Chemical

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Aluminum is commonly used to make pots but is not suitable for dyeing as it reacts with both acids and bases, releasing explosive hydrogen gas during the process. Stainless steel pots may also have aluminum rivets holding the handles that could react similarly.

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aluminum (spelled aluminium in most English-speaking countries outside of North America); chemical symbol Al Aluminum is included here because

many pots are made of aluminum. In general, aluminum is not appropriate for dyeing vessels. It is attacked by both acids and bases, and explosive hydrogen is liberated in the process. Also watch out for aluminum rivets used to hold the handles on some stainless steel pots. {Rev 2.0.0r}

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