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alum

/ˈæl.əm/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: ein weißes kristallines Doppelsulfat des Aluminiums (z. B. Ammonium- oder Kaliumalaun), ein Absolvent einer Bildungseinrichtung oder ein Doppelsulfat aus Aluminium und Kalium, das als Adstringens verwendet wird.

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noun

/ˈæl.əm/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: ein weißes kristallines Doppelsulfat des Aluminiums (z. B. Ammonium- oder Kaliumalaun), ein Absolvent einer Bildungseinrichtung oder ein Doppelsulfat aus Aluminium und Kalium, das als Adstringens verwendet wird.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a white crystalline double sulfate of aluminum (such as the ammonium or potassium variant), a person who has graduated from a school, or a double sulphate of aluminum and potassium used as an astringent.

  1. Chemical compoundC1formalscientific

    A white crystalline double sulfate of aluminum, such as the ammonium or potassium double sulfate, used in various applications including water purification and as an astringent.

    deAlaune

    • Alum is commonly used in traditional water treatment processes.
    • The chemist prepared a solution of potassium alum for the experiment.
    • Alum crystals are often used in deodorant products.
  2. Graduate or former studentB1informalamerican

    A person who has received a degree from a school, college, or university.

    deAbsolvent

    • She is an alum of Harvard University.
    • The alumni association invited all alums to the reunion.
    • As a proud alum, he donates to his old school every year.

    Synonymealumnaalumnusgradgraduate

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  • alums plural form
  • alums' possessive plural form
  • alum's possessive singular form
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