Daluminium

Daluminium is not recognized as a distinct element, compound, or material in standard chemical nomenclature. It does not appear in the periodic table or in established reference works as a defined substance.

Because the term is not established, it is most often considered a misspelling or variant of aluminium (or aluminum), the metallic element with the symbol Al and atomic number 13. In scholarly and technical contexts, if the word appears, readers should check the source to determine whether aluminium is being referenced or whether daluminium was used accidentally.

In fictional or speculative writing, daluminium may be employed as a placeholder name for a hypothetical material, alloy, or compound inspired by aluminium. In such cases, the properties, composition, and applications are defined by the author and do not reflect real-world chemistry.

If daluminium is encountered in a scientific context, it is advisable to verify its meaning with the source. It could be a typographical error, a miscommunication, or a term used only within a limited or fictional framework. Absent additional context, no standard properties or uses can be assigned to daluminium.

See also: aluminium, aluminum, aluminum alloys.