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THERE are several modifications of aluminium oxide, the most important of which are α- and γ-forms. The latter cannot be considered as aluminium oxide proper, since it contains substantial quantities of alkali oxide, α-Aluminium oxide, corundum, constitutes the basic material of several ceramic products or plays an important part in the formation of some of these products1.
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LŐCSEI, B. Manufacture of Alkali-free Corundum of Tabular Crystal Form. Nature 194, 177–178 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/194177a0
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