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    The document reports on an experiment to form an aluminum foil ball through cold forging. It describes gathering materials like aluminum foil, a hammer, sandpaper, and metal polish. The foil was wrapped into a ball and hammered to decrease its volume. It was then sanded and polished until smooth and shiny. The conclusion is that applying force through hammering decreases the volume of the stacked foil, supporting the hypothesis. Key variables were the compressive force applied and the resulting changes in volume and surface area.

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    The document reports on an experiment to form an aluminum foil ball through cold forging. It describes gathering materials like aluminum foil, a hammer, sandpaper, and metal polish. The foil was wrapped into a ball and hammered to decrease its volume. It was then sanded and polished until smooth and shiny. The conclusion is that applying force through hammering decreases the volume of the stacked foil, supporting the hypothesis. Key variables were the compressive force applied and the resulting changes in volume and surface area.

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    The document reports on an experiment to form an aluminum foil ball through cold forging. It describes gathering materials like aluminum foil, a hammer, sandpaper, and metal polish. The foil was wrapped into a ball and hammered to decrease its volume. It was then sanded and polished until smooth and shiny. The conclusion is that applying force through hammering decreases the volume of the stacked foil, supporting the hypothesis. Key variables were the compressive force applied and the resulting changes in volume and surface area.

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    LABORATORY REPORT

    CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERING

    THE ALUMINUM BALL CHALLENGES


    BY: Donn Michael Cleofe, Ray Janson De Loyola, Jay Galvez, Marc
    Louie Mendoza, Patrick Manimtim, Ian Bahala, John Bhorris Magtibay

    ABSTRACT

    This Laboratory research determined that upon the process of the


    formation of metal is by using localized compressive forces. Also, this
    Aluminum alloys are the ones frequently used of all structural metals and
    alloys; aluminum alloys are the most readily forged to forge complex
    forms reliably. There are several reasons for this: aluminum alloys are
    ductile; they can be forged with dies that are essentially heated to the
    same temperatures as the work piece; they do not increase scale during
    heating; and lower forging pressures are required.
    This Laboratory report shows you the methods on how to form and
    manufacture a metal into its desired shaped or structure at a room
    temperature, to accomplish the Aluminum Ball. We prepared Aluminum
    Foil, Hammer, Sandpaper and Metal Polish. It also shows on how to
    create the Aluminum foil ball with the use of the given materials and
    temperature. To create something using the metal or aluminum, metal
    shaping by hammering, pressing, or rolling is the one involved. There are
    various types of metals created by cold forging methods.
    KEYWORDS: aluminum alloy, cold forging, temperature, metal, materials.
    INTRODUCTION
    Making polished aluminum foil reflecting surface coating to the
    balls has lately become a popular surface, and the result was
    online pastime, with many incredibly polished and glossy.
    people attempting it and sharing In this activity, we are trying to
    their results. Rather, it entails identify what will happen to the
    transforming a common stacked aluminum sheets of foil
    household commodity's when we round it up and
    crumpled ball of aluminum foil hammer it until we reach the
    into a wonderfully smooth and desired shape. The variables that
    beautifully polished sphere. They will relate in the area:
    started with an aluminum foil Independent variables:
    crumpled ball and hammered it Comprehensive force (F) - force
    until it was extremely compacted came from the hammers impact
    and significantly smaller. Then, Volume (Vo) - the volume of the
    using what must have been a rounded sheets of aluminum foil
    variety of sandpaper, he sanded Area (A) - area where force is
    it repeatedly under running applied Dependent variables:
    water, smoothing but also Delta Volume (ΔV) - the change in
    speckled and rusty length in volume If our
    the spherical. More sanding and hypothesis is correct, the volume
    polishing were used to apply this of the stacked aluminum sheets
    of foil will decrease its volume.
    PROCESS should make sure that the
    aluminum ball was almost
    MATERIALS
    smoothen enough. The last
     A roll of aluminum foil procedures, we are going to use
     Hammer metal polish while scraping it
     Sandpaper with sandpaper until its clear and
     Metal polish liquid smoot.

    The first thing we need to do, we Values of the identified variables


    gather all the materials that
    in
    needed in the experiment like the
    aluminum foil, hammer, This experiment is that we must
    sandpaper, and the metal polish. use the cold forging procedure.
    We used the floor to be our be particularly cautious in our
    working place since it was flat, actions. The force with which the
    and it was most comfortable aluminum foil is hammered must
    place to do our experiment. be appropriate.
    Second thing we started unrolling Otherwise, the ball would
    the aluminum foil and wrapping become distorted, making it
    it into a ball form. After that, we impossible to recreate a flawless
    started hammering it into the circle. The sandpaper's rubbing.
    shape of a ball. This is the longest Makes our hands numb, yet we
    process of making an aluminum must stay constant in order to
    ball. After that we started achieve success. The longer we
    scraping with a sandpaper it rub the aluminum ball, it become
    takes a long process because we shiny and shiny.
    General observation

    The aluminum foil seems to be


    bump out when we were.

    shaping it into a ball form some


    surface of a ball are breaking off
    maybe it was a part of a process.
    But we get to manage to make it
    shine.

    CONCLUSION
    In conclusion, based on the variables, Comprehensive force
    activity outlined in the guide, it (F), Volume (Vo), and Area (A) all
    can be determined that the play a role in determining the
    stacked aluminum sheets of foil change in volume, or the
    will decrease in volume when dependent variable, Delta
    rounded and hammered to reach Volume (ΔV). As the force applied
    a desired shape. This conclusion increases, the volume decreases,
    is supported by the hypothesis and this correlation supports the
    continued amount of force hypothesis that the force applied
    applied, the volume of the will affect the volume of the
    stacked aluminum sheets of foil stacked aluminum sheets of foil.
    will decrease. The independent
    REFFERENCE
    No author (2020) Japanese foil ball
    Retrieve from.

    https://www.boredpanda.com/aluminum-foil-ball-
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    medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic
    Seamster (2008) How to make
    aluminum ball. Retrieve from.

    https://www.instructables.com/How-

    to-Make-a-Polished-Aluminum-Foil-Ball/

    Sara Barnes (2018) People in Japan


    Are Polishing Ordinary Aluminum
    Foil Balls into Shiny Orbs.

    Retrieve from.
    https://mymodernmet.com/alumin
    um-foil-ball-trend/

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