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Tabular alumina

Alumina, 2 345t 5 582. See also Activated alumina Aluminum oxide (alumina) Bauxite(s) Calcined alumina Fused alumina Tabular alumina in the activated catalyst layer, 10 41 adsorption capacity vs. years of service, 1 630... [Pg.38]

AgF3PSCi9Hi5, Silver(l), trifluoromethane-sulfonato(triphenylphosphine)-, 34 87 03AgF3S2C5Hg, Silver(l), trifluoromethanesul-fonato(tetrahydrothiophene)-, 34 89 O3AI2, a-Alumina, tabular, 34 21 03Cl2NPReC27H23, Rhenium(V), dichloro(2-(2 -hydroxyphenyl)-2-oxazoline)(triphenylpho-sphine) 0x0-, 34 58... [Pg.255]

Activated alumina activated aluminum oxide alpha aluminum oxide alumina alumina, activated alumina, calcined alumina, tabular aluminum oxide alumite aluminum trioxide. [Pg.38]

CAS 1344-28-1 1333-84-2 (hydrate) EINECS/ELINCS 215-691-6 Synonyms Activated alumina Activated aluminum oxide Alumina, activated Alumina, calcined Alumina, tabular Aluminium oxide alumite Aluminium oxydes C Aluminum oxide Aluminum oxide (2 3) Alumite Alundum Calcined alumina Tabular alumina Classification Inorganic compd. [Pg.968]

Alumina, activated Alumina, calcined. SeeAlumina Alumina hydrate Alumina hydrated. See Aluminum hydroxide Alumina, tabular. SeeAlumina... [Pg.969]

Alumina Hydrate RH-10W, Alumina Hydrate RH-20, Alumina Hydrate RH-30, Alumina hydrate Alumina hydrated. See Aluminum hydroxide Aluminasol 100, Aluminasol 200, Alumina, Tabular 635, Alumina, tabular. See Alumina Aluminate, calcium. See Calcium aluminate Aluminate, sodium. See Sodium aluminate Alumina Trihydrate 617. See Alumina Alumina trihydrate. See Aluminum hydroxide Aluminex-1. See Polyaluminum chloride Aluminic acid. See Aluminum hydroxide Aluminium. See Aluminum Aluminium oxide alumite Aluminium oxydes C. See Alumina... [Pg.178]

The thermal decomposition of alumina hydrates upon firing leads, depending on the intensity of firing, to the formation of four types of aluminas transition aluminas, calcined aluminas, tabular aluminas, and fused aluminas. These four main famihes of alumina are... [Pg.605]

ALUMINA (fused) ALUMINA (SINGLE crystal) alumina (sintered) ALUMINA (tabular) CORUNDUM. Alumina Cement. See high-alumina CEMENT. [Pg.8]

Alumina (Tabular). A pure (99.5%) alumina calcined at 1650°C and containing very little (e.g. 0.02%) Na20 it consists of coarse tablet-like crystals of... [Pg.9]

Some materials have characteristic microstructures that can be used for confirmation of their presence. For instance, fused magnesia, sintered magnesia, and seawater magnesia are structurally different. Similarly, calcined alumina, tabular alumina, and white fused and brown fused alumina all have very different characteristics. [Pg.439]

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