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The Effect of Acid and Heat Treatment on Montmorillonoids

A. C. Mathers
- 01 Feb 1954 - 
- Vol. 3, Iss: 1, pp 403-412
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In this article, it was found that at temperatures of around 100°C, H-montmorillonite changed to Al-saturated montmorillonites within 24 hours, with octahedral Al moving more rapidly than tetrahedral Al.
Abstract
H-montmorillonite, -beidellite, and -nontronite were found to change spontaneously into Al-clays. Rates of conversion of H- to Al-clay were slow at 0°C, but at temperatures of around 100°C, moist H-montmorillonite changed to Al-saturated montmorillonite within 24 hours. It appeared that Al-ions moved from lattice positions to exchange positions, with octahedral Al moving more rapidly than tetrahedral Al.

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Irreversible Dehydration in Montmorillonite

R. Greene-Kelly
- 01 Jun 1952 - 
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