2003
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40422003000200003
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Influência da calcinação sobre a remoção de ferro da caulinita e ilita e seus efeitos sobre a acidez

Abstract: ACIDITY. Samples of natural clay composed by kaolinite, illite, goethite and quartz, were calcinated and submitted to lixiviation with citrate and chloridric acid in order to remove iron. Investigation due to extraction consequences was carried cut by analyzing its acid properties using ammonia gas as probe in infrared spectrophotometry analysis. The sample that were treated with citrate followed by acid lixiviation yield materials twice more acid than samples treated with acid only.Keywords: calcination; iron… Show more

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“…These treatments yield catalytic materials that have high porosities, surface areas, acidity and thermal stability. The natural clays have different compositions, and the presence of some types of minerals can frequently be a problem for some applications 7 . For example, in pillared clays for acid-base catalysis, the presence of Fe can reduce the thermal stability 8 .…”
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“…These treatments yield catalytic materials that have high porosities, surface areas, acidity and thermal stability. The natural clays have different compositions, and the presence of some types of minerals can frequently be a problem for some applications 7 . For example, in pillared clays for acid-base catalysis, the presence of Fe can reduce the thermal stability 8 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%