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The more expensive fused magnesia serves as an insulating material in electrically heated stoves and ovens, while the less expensive caustic magnesia is a constituent in leaching lyes for the paper industry, where it reduces losses and allows for the processing of both coniferous and deciduous wood.

The legal and social status of women in Magnesia is not entirely clear, for good treatments, see Cohen (1987), Okin (1979), and Saunders (1995).

Thus, the porous magnesia is expected to be very suitable for combustion catalyst support used in a high temperature environment.

A new preparative route of porous magnesia is reported in this paper to fabricate pores in magnesia through in situ carbonization.

The eight colourless and faintly pinkish samples form a relatively homogeneous group, having an average of about 64% silica, 14 16% sodium, 9 10% lime and 5 6% alumina; potash levels vary between 1% and 2%, while magnesia is constant at about 1% (table 1).

If too much Milk of Magnesia is consumed, stomach acid may become basic.

Tractors and milk of magnesia were invented there.

Bricks of high-purity magnesia are exceptionally wear- and temperature-resistant, with high heat capacity and conductivity.

Magnesia was extracted from the Mediterranean in the late 19th century; at present nearly all the magnesium metal used in the United States is mined from the sea at Freeport, Texas.

For decades preceding her death, a bottle of milk of magnesia was her steady companion because she suffered daily from heartburn, now known as gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD.

Highly porous magnesia was produced by firing the green body.