Study of Composites Based on Parkent Kaolinite Clay


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Results are provided for a study of the structure and composition of composites based on red-burning kaolinite clay and calcium carbonate heat treated at 500°C during acid activation. It is shown that during reaction with 12% H2SO4 there is leaching of iron and aluminum ions and formation of calcium sulfate with retention of the kaolinite structure. Introduction into the material composition of water glass leads to breakdown of the kaolinite structure that facilitates an increase in in the rate of aluminum ion extraction during subsequent acid activation. Ca2+- and Fe3+-containing components entering into the composite composition in the presence of water glass are passivated by active amorphous silica formed during reaction of water glass with air CO2.

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M. Rumi

Institute of materials Science NPO Physics-Sun, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekistan Republic

Автор, ответственный за переписку.
Email: marinarumi@yandex.ru
Узбекистан, Tashkent

Sh. Irmatova

Institute of materials Science NPO Physics-Sun, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekistan Republic

Email: marinarumi@yandex.ru
Узбекистан, Tashkent

M. Zufarov

Institute of materials Science NPO Physics-Sun, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekistan Republic

Email: marinarumi@yandex.ru
Узбекистан, Tashkent

Sh. Faiziev

Institute of materials Science NPO Physics-Sun, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekistan Republic

Email: marinarumi@yandex.ru
Узбекистан, Tashkent

É. Mansurova

Institute of materials Science NPO Physics-Sun, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekistan Republic

Email: marinarumi@yandex.ru
Узбекистан, Tashkent

É. Urazaeva

Institute of materials Science NPO Physics-Sun, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekistan Republic

Email: marinarumi@yandex.ru
Узбекистан, Tashkent

Sh. Nurmatov

Institute of materials Science NPO Physics-Sun, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbekistan Republic

Email: marinarumi@yandex.ru
Узбекистан, Tashkent


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