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alumina

 

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Noun alumina has 1 sense
  1. alumina, aluminum oxide, aluminium oxide - any of various forms of aluminum oxide occurring naturally as corundum
    --1 is a kind of corundom, corundum
    --1 is a substance of furnace lining, refractory
    --1 has particulars: alundum

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Alumina

Definition:

Alumina refers to a white or gray compound formed from aluminum oxide, symbolized as Al2O3, and commonly used in various industrial applications. It is the primary source for aluminum, widely utilized in the production of metals, ceramics, abrasives, and refractory materials.

Examples:

Noun - Industrial Application:

The smelting process involves the extraction of alumina from bauxite ore.

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Noun - Ceramic Industry:

Porcelain tiles are known for their durability due to the incorporation of alumina into the manufacturing process.

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Noun - Cosmetics and Skincare:

Alumina is used in some beauty products and antiperspirants for its properties as an absorbent agent.

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Adjective - Local:

The alumina pottery made by local artisans is highly sought after for its unique design and superior craftsmanship.

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Adjective - Popularity:

In recent years, the use of alumina-based materials in the aerospace industry has gained popularity due to their excellent mechanical properties.

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