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Kaolinite, thermogravimetric curve

Figure 2. Thermogravimetric curve for kaolinite from Arvor, Brittany, France. Figure 2. Thermogravimetric curve for kaolinite from Arvor, Brittany, France.
Figure 12. Thermogravimetric curves for kaolinite from Arvor, Brittany, France. I—sample weight 1 g II— sample weight 0.25 g. Figure 12. Thermogravimetric curves for kaolinite from Arvor, Brittany, France. I—sample weight 1 g II— sample weight 0.25 g.
A typical thermogravimetric curve for kaolinite has already been depicted (Figure 2). It... [Pg.559]

Figure 33. Dehydroxylation of kaolinite from Arvor, Brittany, France. I— heated to 480°C, temperature maintained for 2 hr n—Cheated to 510°C, temperature maintained for 2 hr III—cheated to 560°C, temperature maintained for 2 hr IV— normal thermogravimetric curve obtained at a heading rate of 5°C/miu. Figure 33. Dehydroxylation of kaolinite from Arvor, Brittany, France. I— heated to 480°C, temperature maintained for 2 hr n—Cheated to 510°C, temperature maintained for 2 hr III—cheated to 560°C, temperature maintained for 2 hr IV— normal thermogravimetric curve obtained at a heading rate of 5°C/miu.
Figure 35. Thermogravimetric curves for I—kaolinite, Arvor, Brittany, France II—antigorite (bowenite), Chinese Turkestan. Figure 35. Thermogravimetric curves for I—kaolinite, Arvor, Brittany, France II—antigorite (bowenite), Chinese Turkestan.

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