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Meanings of alumina in English
Portuguese
óxido de alumínio Catalan
alúmina 
A natural or synthetic oxide of aluminum widely distributed in nature, often found as a constituent part of clays, feldspars, micas and other minerals, and as a major component of bauxite.
See moreUsage of alumina in English
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Energy & Functional Materials segment provides alumina products, additives, and battery components.
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This alumina plant is the first step, said a Bosai Minerals spokesman.
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Bauxite is processed into alumina, which is used to produce aluminium metal.
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The Metallurgy segment covers the vertically integrated aluminum and alumina productive activities.
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AWAC operates mines integrated with alumina refineries in Western Australia and Brazil.
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When aluminum is melted it forms alumina, an oxide of the metal.
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A substantial amount of CO was formed over alumina-based transient metal oxides.
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A greenish mineral called GLAUCONITE- asilicateof iron and alumina-isthen formed.
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First, at least three earthy salts-the sulphates of lime, alumina, and potassa.
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Those industries are likely to include LNG and alumina industries, and petrol refiners.
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Kleinfeld said Alcoa was also reviewing its alumina refining portfolio for potential curtailments.
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China, the world's top aluminum producer, has rarely exported significant volumes of alumina.
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The Aluminium business includes bauxite mines, alumina refineries and aluminum smelters.
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For every tonne of aluminum, a smelter would need two tonnes of alumina.
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Mordant in pyrolignite of alumina at 10° B., and wash thoroughly.
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Measured concentrations indicated the lack of catalytic activity on a bare alumina surface.
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Alumina through the time
Alumina across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common