In inorganic chemistry, materials science, and analytical laboratories, alumina (Al₂O₃) is virtually everywhere: it is not only the textbook example of an amphoteric oxide, but also a key raw material for ceramic substrates, grinding media, chromatographic packing, desiccants, and catalyst ...
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