Definition: The word "alizarate" appears in the Bible as a term used for certain minerals. The Hebrew word "alizarah" translates to "to make iron red" or "to make red" in English. In biblical times, it referred to the process of turning black obsidian into red. Here is a detailed explanation of "alizarate": - Alizarine: A chemical element found on Earth that has many uses. It is highly reactive and is often used in industries like jewelry making for its bright, lustrous color. - Iron: The metal with the highest electrical conductivity out of all metals at 1800 to 2300 degrees Celsius (3500 to 4900 Kelvin). - Redstone Elements: A class of minerals that are used in various industries such as electronic devices, paints, and paints for printing. When referring to the process of making red or dark-colored obsidian from black iron oxide by heating it with an alkali like alumina (Al2O3), this is known as "alizarating" or "alizarate." This technique produces a beautiful red color, which is then used in many different applications.

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