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alumina: any of various forms of aluminum oxide occurring naturally as corundum
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| aluminum oxide |
a compound, occurring naturally as corundum and in hydrated form as bauxite, that is the raw material in aluminum production; impure crystalline forms include emery, ruby, and sapphire. Very fine grains are used in the production of abrasives, refractories, ceramics, catalysts, laboratory wares, and fluxes, to strengthen dental ceramics, and in chromatography.
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| aluminum oxide |
(material) A mechanically strong, tightly adherent, and nonporous film which forms on aluminum when air and water vapor are present. This film helps resist corrosive attack, and is a good insulator.
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| aluminum oxide |
Sharp and hard abrasive that is made by fusing mineral bauxite at high temperatures.
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| aluminum oxide |
The oxide of aluminum is popularly used for a variety of atomic layer deposition applications. Its advantages in use include low leakage, excellent thermal stability, moderate dielectric constant and high breakdown voltage. back to top
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