Chapter

 1 VII   |          then?” asked the major.~“Aluminum!” replied Barbicane.~“Aluminum?”
 2 VII   |    Aluminum!” replied Barbicane.~“Aluminum?” cried his three colleagues
 3 VII   |          is not the cost price of aluminum extremely high?”~“It was
 4 VII   |            67,440 pounds; cast in aluminum, its weight will be reduced
 5 VII   |           it. Now what say you to aluminum, gentlemen?”~“Adopted!”
 6 XIII  |        for the construction of an aluminum projectile of the required
 7 XXIII | hermetically closed by a plate of aluminum, fastened internally by
 8 XXVIII|         should be a shell made of aluminum with a diameter of 108 inches
 9 I     |           gave them access to the aluminum car. The tackle belonging
10 II    |           to fear, in a shower of aluminum.~The interior showed but
11 II    |     tightly. Beneath was fixed an aluminum plate, held in place by
12 III   |        little earth spread on our aluminum planet we should have green
13 XXII  |           the hauling-chains. The aluminum projectile only weighed
14 Not   |           spellings, for example “aluminum” and >“aluminium”. Some
15 Not   |          to the American spelling aluminum.~>I decided that the correction
16 Not   |      undisputed “majority rule”~><aluminum and aluminium>~The former