1988
DOI: 10.1346/ccmn.1988.0360201
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The History of the Development of Clay Mineralogy

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“…Interpretation of the experimental results concerning the effect of WSPs and their mixtures on the stability of the kaolin hydrosuspension can be carried out on the basis of existing concepts of stability of polymer-containing dispersed systems [2], taking into account the chemical structure peculiarities of the mineral particles under consideration [19], as well as the characteristics of formation of the polymer adsorption layer [20].…”
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“…Interpretation of the experimental results concerning the effect of WSPs and their mixtures on the stability of the kaolin hydrosuspension can be carried out on the basis of existing concepts of stability of polymer-containing dispersed systems [2], taking into account the chemical structure peculiarities of the mineral particles under consideration [19], as well as the characteristics of formation of the polymer adsorption layer [20].…”
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“…Kaolin is a bi-layered clay mineral where layers of tetrahedral silicon-oxygen structures are neighboring with octahedral aluminum-oxygen-hydroxyl ones [19]. Polymer adsorption and, more specifically, polyelectrolyte adsorption, on the surface of clay particles greatly varies with sign and value of the electric charge of the particles, which very significantly depending on рН.…”
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“…is responsible for the swelling of hectorite in water, since the interlaminar space is widened [13].…”
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“…cations can easily be exchanged in water by other water-soluble inorganic, organic or organometallic cations. The dinuclear complex benzene ruthenium dichloride dimer dissolves in water with hydrolysis to give, with successive substitution of chloro ligands by aqua ligands, a mixture of mononuclear benzene ruthenium complexes being in equilibrium [13] 2? , which has been isolated as the sulfate and structurally characterized [15], is the major species present in the hydrolytic mixture over the pH range from 5 to 8 according to the NMR spectrum.…”
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“…O termo surgiu a partir do depósito desse tipo de argila, localizado em Fort Benton, Wyoming nos Estados Unidos (GRIM, 1988;VALENZUELA-DIAZ, 1992;ALBANEZ, 2008 Tanto as bentonitas sódicas quanto as cálcicas e policatiônicas possuem ampla aplicação industrial. Entretanto, as bentonitas sódicas destacam-se pela sua importância na indústria de exploração do petróleo e de poços tubulares para produção de água como constituinte dos fluidos de perfuração, e também na produção de nanocompósitos poliméricos.…”
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