.~ The solid phase contains alumina (e.g., hydrated alumina-gel)
DEFINITION
Classification: 516/112
The solid phase contains alumina (e.g., hydrated alumina-gel):
(under subclass 98) Subject matter in which the solid phase contains alumina, such as, hydrated alumina-gel.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
99+, for colloid systems in which the solid phase contains organic* material*, alone or in combination with alumina.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
65, Glass Manufacturing,
17.2, for processes of working or treating glass which includes a sol-gel route or liquid phase route procedure during any stage of working or treating glass.
501, Compositions: Ceramic, 12, for glass or glass forming compositions which are made by a gel route.
502, Catalyst, Solid Sorbent, or Support Therefor: Product or Process of Making,
233+, for forming a catalyst or precursor comprising forming silica gel (i.e., an amorphous form of hydrate silica, generally produced by precipitation or coagulation of a silica sol or decomposition of a silicate), subclass 405 for solid sorbent comprising inorganic gel composition, in which there is usually a metal or silicon oxide in relatively minor amount is distributed in suspension in water, appearing to be solid while the water constitutes as much as 95 to 99% of the mixture.