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Metal in kitchen foil
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aluminum
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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1812, coined by English chemist Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829), from alumina , name given 18c. to aluminum oxide, from Latin alumen "alum" (see alum ). Davy originally called it alumium (1808), then amended this to aluminum , which remains the U.S. word, ...
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Word definitions in WordNet
n. a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite [syn: aluminium , Al , atomic number 13 ]
Usage examples of aluminum.
All at once the group opened up a bit and they saw a silvery, glittering aeroplane, agleam with new aluminum paint, throbbing and vibrating, as if anxious to be off.
The explosive burst into a sphere of energy, blowing the aft superstructure of the destroyer into the sky, vaporizing much of the aluminum framing and bulkheads above.
There was this lump of iron that I had dragged all the way back from the Galactic West, encased in aluminum and neutronium and alnico magnets, hanging there in its orbit, quite useless, so far, but potentially extremely useful.
A small, flat-bottomed green-anodized aluminum bateau approached from a side channel, the harsh drone of its outboard motor enough to shoo the diving pelican away.
Suppose we know the capital and operating costs for bauxite mining, alumina production and aluminum smelting in the twentieth century.
The officers make Berel cut the slender aluminum cylinders containing the film rolls out of his coat lining.
With a sense of solemn exaltation, Berel hands the aluminum cylinders to the dentist.
The ship started out as an Iranian knock-off of a Shenzhou-B capsule, with a Chinese-type 921 space-station module tacked onto its tail: but the clunky, nineteen-sixties lookalike a glittering aluminum dragonfly mating with a Coke can has a weirdly contoured M2P2 pod strapped to its nose.
There are bruises on his neck and arms from the pressure of the restraining straps during his high-g maneuvers, the result of a 200-mile drag race with the Nebraska heat that ended with one chopper forced down in a cornfield and a coleopter that seems to have sucked a bale of aluminum chaff into an intake and had to stagger home on one engine.
He watched Crawford pull in with his brand-new Dodge dually pulling his brand-new aluminum four-horse trailer with every convenience known to man or beast.
Ultimately, this led to the use of aluminum foil in electrolytic capacitors.
Link was up early making deliveries across the San Bernardino Valley, carting red phosphorus, ephedrine, and other precursors to warehouse laboratories and aluminum sheds out in the desert.
With its neatly trimmed hedgerows, tall aluminum streetlamps, and low-roofed houses with carports and picture windows, Santa Clara resembled a middle-class exurbia in New Jersey or Ohio.
Some even have the newest thing: foldable chairs, made from lightweight aluminum.
In 1931 Van de Graaff joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and began assembling a double generator composed of two twenty-three-foot-high columns, each containing two belts and supporting an aluminum sphere six feet in diameter.