Preparation of magnesium hydroxide surfaces as a model for flame retardant fillers (Technical Note)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
F. J. Johnson W. M. Cross J. J. Kellar A. G. Pommer M. S. Vernon R. M. Winter
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Jan 1, 2000

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Three substrates (MgO crystal, CaF2 crystal and Mg plate) were used to construct thin layers of Mg(OH)2. Various routes were used to modify these substrates, including surface hydration and sol-gel coating. In each case, it was found (by using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy) that thin layers of Mg(OH)2 could be produced. In the case of hydrated layers, the surface morphology of the Mg(OH)2 resembles the bulk platelet shape of precipitated Mg(OH)2.
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APA: F. J. Johnson W. M. Cross J. J. Kellar A. G. Pommer M. S. Vernon R. M. Winter  (2000)  Preparation of magnesium hydroxide surfaces as a model for flame retardant fillers (Technical Note)

MLA: F. J. Johnson W. M. Cross J. J. Kellar A. G. Pommer M. S. Vernon R. M. Winter Preparation of magnesium hydroxide surfaces as a model for flame retardant fillers (Technical Note). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2000.

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