Über die Thixotropie von Bentonitsuspensionen

Freundlich, H.; Schmidt, Otto; Lindau, G.

doi:10.1515/zpch-1931-s137

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“…After returning to my home country from Berlin, I received from Dr. Lindau a reprint of the paper on 'Thixotropy of Bentonite Suspensions' coauthored with Freundlich in 1931 (8). As soon as I read it, I began to make a research study on the similar behavior of some Japanese clay minerals.…”

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From colloid science to biorheology - a historical reminiscence

Tamamushi

1978

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From colloid science to biorheology - a historical reminiscence

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1978

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“…Fig. 5. Variations in extinction coefficient with time during the slow coagulation of hydrogen bentonite sol by the addition, of sodium chloride.…”

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Effect of Concentration and pH on the Viscous and Electrochemical Properties of Hydrogen Bentonites.

Mukherjee¹,

Gupta²,

Indra³

1943

J. Phys. Chem.

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iron oxide is possible, particularly in the hydrogen clay Padegaon-B which has a comparatively large percentage of iron, and would account for the observation that both the Si02/AlaOs and the SiOz/RzOr ratios of this hydrogen clay differ materially from the corresponding ratios calculated for either montmorillonite or beidellite.* In the derivation of this equation it has been assumed that (i) Lamb's equation for viscous flow holds good, (ii) "end effect" is negligible, and (iii) the velocity of diffusion can be neglected.

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“…Shortly thereafter it was discovered that dialyzed bentonite did not exhibit thixotropy, but that this phenomenon could be induced by the addition of alkali hydroxides to the dispersion medium. More detailed discussions of the effect of electrolytes on the thixotropy of bentonite suspensions of high concentration have been published by Freundlich and his coworkers (24,25).…”

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Colloid Chemistry of Clays.

Hauser¹

1945

Chem. Rev.

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Über die Thixotropie von Bentonitsuspensionen

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From colloid science to biorheology - a historical reminiscence

From colloid science to biorheology - a historical reminiscence

Effect of Concentration and pH on the Viscous and Electrochemical Properties of Hydrogen Bentonites.

Colloid Chemistry of Clays.

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