A hard, brown-coloured refractory formed by the combination of alumina with silica in the approximate ratio three parts alumina to two parts silica.
Mullite is widely used for making high temperature, refractory parts for furnaces.
Originally found as a naturally-occurring mineral on the island of Mull in Scotland, from which its name derives. It is now produced synthetically and used as a refractory.
A hard, brown-coloured refractory formed by the combination of alumina with silica in the approximate ratio three parts alumina to two parts silica.
Mullite is widely used for making high temperature, refractory parts for furnaces.
Originally found as a naturally-occurring mineral on the island of Mull in Scotland, from which its name derives. It is now produced synthetically and used as a refractory.
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