1791 W. Nicholson tr. J. A. C. Chaptal Elements Chem. II. 62 It is necessary to expose the aluminized earths [Fr. les terres aluminisées] to the air during a greater or less space of time.

1857 Pharmaceut. Jrnl. & Trans. Jan. 364 A more economical method of preparing aluminized charcoal is, instead of employing dried sulphate of alumina [etc.].

1884 Letts's Illustr. Househ. Mag. 353/1 On the other hand, aluminised bread—if I may coin a phrase—acts in a directly deleterious manner on the nerve centres.

1911 Biochem. Bull. 1 241 A female dog..was fed daily, until Sept. 7, on the following diet: Meat, 94 grams; aluminized biscuit, 143 grams; lard, 30 grams; bone ash, 10 grams; water, 350 c.c.

1892 Jrnl. Franklin Inst. 133 270 The aluminized zinc has..been added to good advantage as an addition to ordinary brass mixtures.

1912 Electr. World 26 Oct. 886/2 The results of the individual observers varied so widely that the apparent superiority of aluminized over mirrored glass did not exist.

1934 Sci. Amer. Feb. 81/3 With aluminized mirrors and quartz prisms and lenses, the stellar spectrum between 3400 and 3000 angstroms should now be easily observable.

1960 Metallurgia Jan. 15/1 The coatings were of the hot-dipped aluminium, aluminised (aluminium sprayed and subjected to a diffusion heat treatment), and chromised types.

2004 High Country News 24 May 9/1 This cake is baked by steelworkers encased in aluminized suits, gloves, helmets and shields.