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Light Metals Journals

 Lightweight materials have become increasingly critical in the transportation manufacturing sectors, including aircraft, automobile, heavy truck, rail, ship, and defense manufacturing industries. Light metal and alloys possess high strength-to-weight ratios and rarity , and are generally defined by low toxicity as against heavy metals, apart from beryllium. Lightweight metals contains aluminum, beryllium, titanium, and magnesium alloys. Light metals are often used for materials and operations where lightweight and improved performance properties are required. Common applications include chemical change , marine, aerospace, and medical applications. Lighter vehicles that are designed for consumers, as well as the industry and military sectors, consume less fuel and provide a better performance. In addition to carrying larger loads, lighter vehicles can travel the same distances at reduced cost and release less carbon dioxide. Beryllium is a valuable alloying component. It is described by low thickness, high unbending nature, high quality, basic dependability, and reflectivity. Beryllium is recognized among metals as far as explicit unbending nature. The metal is known to have the second least thickness contrasted with regular auxiliary light metal compounds, for example, magnesium, aluminum, titanium. Beryllium has high warm conductivity and explicit warmth and consequently, has phenomenal explicit warmth dissemination contrasted with different metals. The metal has a curiously high Young's modulus.  

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