Molten Aluminum

Molten Aluminum (Al) is aluminum in a heated, liquid state. It is a low-density metal that has been raised above its melting temperature and exists as a high-temperature liquid. The term refers specifically to aluminum when it is molten rather than solid.

• Element symbol: Al.
• Physical state: liquid due to elevated temperature.
• Characteristic: low density metal compared with many other metals.
• Temperature implication: the material is at high temperature because it has been heated into a liquid state.