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Enstatite thermal expansion

Enstatite. Magnesium metasilicate MgSi03 m.p. 1550°C. Enstatite (orthorhombic) is stable up to about 1050°C when it inverts to proto-enstatite (orthorhombic) which is the stable high temperature form. Clino-enstatite (monoclinic) is formed as a metastable phase when proto-enstatite is cooled rapidly the transition temperature is 865°C. Thermal expansion (300-700°C) enstatite 12 x 10- proto-enstatite 10 x 10- clino-enstatite 13.5 x 10-, Proto-and/or clino-enstatite are major constituents of steatite ceramics clino-enstatite is found in magnesite refractories that have been attacked by siliceous slags. [Pg.110]

With the use of the thermal expansion data of Skinner (1966) for diopside, enstatite, spinel, pyrope and forsterite, the volume change at lOOO C is -7.61 cm. Thus, fortunately, the differential thermal expansion may be ignored. [Pg.42]


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