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Fig. 1 XRD images and thermograms of natural (1) and washed (2) clay minerals and their
nanoparticles iron-aluminosilicate material
Fig. 2 SEM images of natural (1) and washed (2) clay minerals and their nanoparticles ironaluminosilicate material
Chemically pure sodium carbonate and hydroxide were also used in investigations.
Sodium silicate was made from sodium hydroxide and amorphous silica by wellknown methods. Suspensions of tested materials were milled in porcelain ball mill
with chemical additions containing nanoclusters and nanoparticles.
3 Methods of Investigation
Investigations of IASSs and NIASMs included using theoretical modeling methods
and experimental methods: chemical, rheological, XRD, thermogravimetric, SEM
A. V. Panko et al.
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2
Fig. 1 XRD images and thermograms of natural (1) and washed (2) clay minerals and their
nanoparticles iron-aluminosilicate material
Fig. 2 SEM images of natural (1) and washed (2) clay minerals and their nanoparticles ironaluminosilicate material
Chemically pure sodium carbonate and hydroxide were also used in investigations.
Sodium silicate was made from sodium hydroxide and amorphous silica by wellknown methods. Suspensions of tested materials were milled in porcelain ball mill
with chemical additions containing nanoclusters and nanoparticles.
3 Methods of Investigation
Investigations of IASSs and NIASMs included using theoretical modeling methods
and experimental methods: chemical, rheological, XRD, thermogravimetric, SEM