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An overview of Spherical Al Oxide Powder Alumina is an inorganic substance with the chemical formula Al2O3.It is a high-hardness compound and is also called bauxite in mining,ceramics and materials science.It is a white solid insoluble in water,odorless,tasteless,and very hard in nature.It is easy to absorb moisture but does not deliquescence (non-hygroscopic after burning).Alumina is a typical amphoteric oxide (corundum is alpha-shaped and belongs to the most densely packed hexagonal

The applications of Spherical Aluminum Oxide Powder

An overview of Spherical Al Oxide Powder Alumina is an inorganic substance with the chemical formula Al2O3.It is a high-hardness compound and is also called bauxite in mining,ceramics and materials science.It is a white solid insoluble in water,odorless,tasteless,and very hard in nature.It is easy to absorb moisture but does not deliquescence (non-hygroscopic after burning).Alumina is a typical amphoteric oxide (corundum is alpha-shaped and belongs to the most densely packed hexagonal

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