#magnesium
- Alkaline earth — Pertaining to or characteristic of the group of bivalent chemical elements in group 2 of the periodic table (such as beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, and radium). The name originates from the fact that the oxides of these metals exhibit pronounced alkaline properties and were historically called 'earths' due to their insolubility and high resistance to elevated temperatures.
- Anticorodal — A commercial name for a range of aluminum alloys with small additions of magnesium, silicon, and manganese, characterized by high mechanical strength and exceptional resistance to atmospheric and chemical corrosion. In an industrial sense, this malleable and lightweight structural material is heavily utilized in hydraulics, shipbuilding, architectural profiles, and welded elements subjected to environmental stress.
- Avional — A high-strength structural aluminum alloy, having copper, magnesium, and manganese as its main alloying elements, widely used in the aeronautical and aerospace industries. This metallic material is characterized by a low density, excellent mechanical properties similar to mild steel after hardening heat treatment, and optimal resistance to structural fatigue, making it ideal for airplane fuselages and components.