How powerful is gallium's corrosive ability to aluminum 😱

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In this fascinating video, watch as a man effortlessly breaks a steel lock using just a few beads of metal called gallium. Witness the power of this extraordinary element as it transforms a soda can into a paper-like structure that tears apart with ease. But what happens when gallium meets a laptop? Prepare for a shocking demonstration as a once-solid computer dissolves into a tofu-like mush before your very eyes. And if you're curious about the effects of gallium on human skin, fear not! As long as you're not made of steel, you're in the clear. Join us for this captivating exploration into the astounding properties of gallium and its mind-blowing interactions with everyday objects.

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How powerful is gallium's corrosive ability to aluminum 😱

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