How Strong is the Interaction Between Carbon Atoms and Aluminum Oxide?

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Dec 13, 2008

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I'd like to know some informations about the interaction between carbon atomes and aluminum oxide. is there a strong interactio? a low interaction?
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I have contained molten Al at 900C in graphite crucibles with no reaction occurring .

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