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- noun Plural form of
aluminate .
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Examples
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Sodas induce cementation by reacting with minerals which produce insoluble silicates and aluminates.
Chapter 11 1994
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For a moment Anglesey speculated on the origin of the silicates, aluminates, and other stony compounds.
Science Fiction Hall of Fame Various, 1973
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It dissolves in most acids to form soluble salts, and in the strong bases to form aluminates, as indicated in the equations
An Elementary Study of Chemistry William McPherson
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The magnesium salt Mg (AlO_ {2}) _ {2} is called spinel, and many other of its salts, called aluminates, are found in nature.
An Elementary Study of Chemistry William McPherson
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A high proportion of aluminates tends to cause disintegration when exposed to sea water.
The Sewerage of Sea Coast Towns Henry C. Adams 1912
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Portland cements, such as are now easily obtainable, and, provided the proportion of aluminates is not too high, the varying composition of the several well-known commercial cements is of little moment.
The Sewerage of Sea Coast Towns Henry C. Adams 1912
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Not only an environmental researcher with a strong bent toward helping occupational and trade villages, Chi shares a chemical patent related to making a nickel aluminates spinel catalyst.
unknown title 2009
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