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(sodium aluminum fluoride [NaAlF]), cryolite (krī´ōlīt), n a fluoride often used as a flux in the manufacture of silicate cements. cryolite a naturally occurring mineral, sodium aluminum fluoride, May be a source of fluorine poisoning if the mineral is used industrially. |
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Material safety data sheets of the patient's work revealed potential for exposure to the following substances: phenolic resins, teflon, calcium oxide, graphite, nickel, copper, silicon carbide, aluminum oxide, silver, chromium, magnesium oxide, tin, glass, cryolite, silica, iron, tungsten, tungsten carbide, phosphorus, and cobalt. Manufacturer and/or Grade BLOW MOLDING, EXTRUSION AND INJECTION MOLD - CYRO XT-Polymer XT250 Cryolite G-20HIFLO XT-Polymer XT375 EXTRUSION AND INJECTION MOLDING - CYRO Cyrolite G20-100 - Nova Chemicals NAS 30 NAS 21 INJECTION MOLDING - CYRO XT-Polymer XT-X800RG Cyrolite GS-90 XT-Polymer XT-2000 XT-Polymer X800RH - Nova Chemicals Zylar 93-546 NAS 36 Zylar ST 94-560 See Ad/ Melt Data Filler/ Flow Sheets, Rainf Rate, Page Features, Type, g/10 No. Cryolite has a melting point of 182SF (996C) and does not react with silica, as does iron oxide, to form a slag; cryolite will liquefy in-situ to form a barrier. |
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