Cement can harm aluminum because of its alkaline properties, causing chemical reactions that encourage corrosion. When cement is wet during curing, direct contact with aluminum can lead to physical abrasion and faster corrosion. To protect aluminum from damage, it is essential to use proper barriers and protective coatings to separate it from cement. Regular maintenance and careful handling during construction are also vital to maintain the durability and strength of aluminum parts when exposed to cement.
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