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There is no difference in the meaning. The spelling aluminium is the international chemical term recommended by IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry), in line with other names of elements (such as sodium, chromium, cadmium). In the US it is specifically spelled as aluminum. The pronunciation also varies. When it is spelled 'aluminium' it usually ends with the sounds 'nee-um'. When it is spelled 'aluminum' it is ends with the sound 'num'.

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Virtually everything; they have different melting and boiling points; one is highly conductive when solid while the other is not; one is shiny and malleable, the other not so much. Almost any physical or chemical property is different between the two.

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Alumina is the oxide of aluminum. The molecular formulas are "Al2O3" and "Al" respectively.

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Aluminum is an elemental metal, number 13 on the table of elements. Alum is a compound, KAl(SO4)2.12H2O

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They are the same. The British pronounce it 'aluminium'

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what is difference between aluminum alloy and aluminum

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they're the exactly the same but ones spelt in the american way

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No Alum is a chemical called hydrated potassium aluminium sulfate and Aluminium is a metal with it's chemical element in the boron group with symbol Al and atomic number 13.

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bauxite is used to make alumina

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