OFR-34-75 Preparation Of Pure And Impurity-Stabalized Polymorphs Of Silica In The Minus Five Micron Particle Size Range By Non-Comminution Techniques

- Organization:
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
- Pages:
- 80
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- 25771 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1973
Abstract
Over 60 simple; were prepared and forwarded to Dr, S. Z. Toma, TPO, PMSRC as a result of this project. Included among these samples were various low temperature forms of silica. Samples of quartz, cristobalite, and tridymite with iron, manganese, and titanium impurities present were prepared. In addition, a long series of samples both wet ground and dry ground for times from 1/2 to 8 hours were prepared. Numerous miscellaneous samples were submitted which included kaolinite, calcite, muscovite, illite, montmorillonite, Ba3(P04)2, and YPO4 among others, in response to special requests from the TPO. The silica rich portion of selected binary (CA 203-Si02, In 203-Si02, Li20-Si02) Na20-Si02, PbO-Si02, SnO2-Si02, Sn02-Si02 BaGa204-SiO2 and SrGa204-Si02) and ternary systems (Na20-Ga203-Si02 and Li20-Ga203-Si02) was investigated to determine the effects of solid solubility on the stabilization of the high temperature forms of tridymite. In addition to the determination of the extent of these crystalline solubilities, observations were made. on the mechanism of the transformation of silicic acid to tridymite and the rate of the reaction in the presence of foreign ions,
Citation
APA:
(1973) OFR-34-75 Preparation Of Pure And Impurity-Stabalized Polymorphs Of Silica In The Minus Five Micron Particle Size Range By Non-Comminution TechniquesMLA: OFR-34-75 Preparation Of Pure And Impurity-Stabalized Polymorphs Of Silica In The Minus Five Micron Particle Size Range By Non-Comminution Techniques. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1973.