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Chemistry,
Trademark
.
a brand
name
for a cubic, diamondlike, extremely hard form of boron nitride, obtained at high temperatures and pressures: used as an abrasive and grinding agent.
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borazon
(ˈbɔːrəˌzɒn, -z
ə
n)
—
n
an extremely hard form of boron nitride
[C20: from
bor
(
on
) +
azo-
+
-on
]
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