What is another word for kieselguhr?
Pronunciation: [kˈiːsɪlɡˌuːə] (IPA) 
Kieselguhr, also known as diatomaceous earth, is a sedimentary deposit that is formed by the accumulation of fossilized remains of hard-shelled algae called diatoms. It is a powdery substance with a high silica content and is commonly used in filtration, cosmetics, and insecticides. Some synonyms for kieselguhr include Celite, infusorial earth, diatomite, and tripolite. These terms are often used interchangeably to refer to the same material, but they may have slightly different compositions or applications. Regardless of the name used, kieselguhr remains a valuable and versatile substance with a range of industrial and commercial uses.
