Aluminite
a mineral, hydrous aluminum sulfate, al 2 (so 4)(oh) 4 ⋅7h 2 o, occurring in white, chalky m-sses.
historical examples
we floated there like a derelict—dark, silent, save for the lapping of the water against our aluminite pontoons.
tarrano the conqueror raymond king c-mmings
the walls seemed to bulge outward with the pressure of the room, the aluminite braces straining and creaking.
astounding stories of super-science, may, 1930 various
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