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Second derivative differential thermal curve

It has also been reported that the second derivative DTA is more useful to examine the products formed during the autoclaving of cement-quartz-metakaolin mixtures. Klimesch and Rayt ] subjected a mixture of quartz (38.5%) and cement (61.5%) containing different amounts of metakaolin and autoclaved them for 8 hrs at 180°C. It was found that the second derivative differential thermal curve provided a more detailed information, particularly in temperatures of 800-1000°C. In Fig. 35, DTA and second derivative curves for cement-quartz-metakaolin pastes are compared. The exotherms occur at 840, 903, and 960°C due to the formation of wollastonite from C-S-H, aluminum-substituted tobermorite, and anorthite from the hydrogamet residue respectively. The small endot-herm at 828°C preceding the first exotherm is probably caused by well crystallized calcite. [Pg.120]

Klimesch, D. S., and Ray, A., Use of Second Derivative Differential Thermal Curve in the Evaluation of Cement-Quartz Paste with Metakaolin Addition, Autoclaved at 180°C, Thermochimica Acta, 307 167-176 (1997)... [Pg.140]


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