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corundum

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I can see why, though - it's an easier sell than calling it just corundum.

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Quick take

very hard mineral used as an abrasive

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noun

very hard mineral used as an abrasive

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for corundum.

noun

very hard mineral used as an abrasive

See also: corundom

Example sentences

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I can see why, though - it's an easier sell than calling it just corundum.

2

Plain old corundum - you can get pieces of it the size of your fist if you see what is left after welding railroad tracks with termite.

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With corundum, the schedule is enforced in hardware, so it is extremely precise and does not add any CPU overhead.

4

I assume you mean corundum, which is most definitely workable with time, patience, and lots of abrasive powder.

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Chances of the magical electrolyte that removes the corundum being mercury based?

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Specifically, it's corundum that's blue because it's got titanium and iron impurities.

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Here is a billion dollar question: If we mix aluminum with mercury will we be able to use it as a real battery with high enough efficiency?Or to get real freaky: thermite -> Fe + Al2O3 + electricity, Then we break down corundum to al + o?

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How do you use corundum in a sentence?

I can see why, though - it's an easier sell than calling it just corundum.

What does corundum mean?

very hard mineral used as an abrasive

What part of speech is corundum?

corundum is commonly used as noun.