iron oxide
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Any of various oxides of iron, such as ferric oxide or ferrous oxide.
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The material used to coat the surfaces of magnetic tapes and lower-capacity disks.
A compound of iron and oxygen which is often used for laboratory polishing of precious metals. See also jeweler’s rouge.
A principal ingredient in a family of inorganic pigments, ranging from yellow through red and from purple to black; used extensively in paints.
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