Alumina
Aluminium oxide calcined
Aluminium oxide produced commercially is obtained by the calcination of aluminium hydroxide. Calcined alumina products are used in a wide range of ceramic and refractory applications. Alumina offers many specific properties - High compression strength, resistant to abrasion, chemically resistant, high hardness, high thermal conductivity, high dielectrical strength and resistant to thermal shock.
Uses for Calcined Aluminium Oxide:
- Ceramic materials such as Electronic devices
- Mechanical parts
- Whiteware
- Fillers for resin
- A key raw material for refractories and abrasives
- In pottery it is used to increase glaze viscosity, firing range and resistance to crystallization.
Properties of Alumina:
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CAS No. 1344-28-1
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Chemical Formula: Al2O3
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M.Wt: 101.94
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S.Gravity: 4.0
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Odour: odourless
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Solubility: insoluble in water
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Purity: 98% min.
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Melting point: ca 2000C
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Appearance: White crystalline powder
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Other Names: Alumina calcined, calcined aluminium oxide, activated Alumina; alpha-Alumina
PLEASE NOTE: This product is not for human or animal consumption.
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