Processes of chemical deposit crystallization
About authors
- 1 — Ph.D., Dr.Sci. professor Saint Petersburg State Mining University
- 2 — post-graduate student Saint Petersburg State Mining University
- 3 — student Saint Petersburg State Mining University
- 4 — student Saint Petersburg State Mining University
Abstract
The role of thermodynamic and kinetic factors in the formation of the real structure of chemical precipitation. On the example of gibbsite precipitation from alkaline aluminate solutions is set to take place in parallel crystallization processes in the formation of production (rheological) properties of the solid phase formed during the chemical interaction is presented.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Innovation technology in the field of metallurgy and enrichment
Funding:
None
References
- Brichkin V.N., Sizyakova E.V. Growth and Morpho-logy of technical aluminum hydroxide // Non-Ferrous Metals. 2006. N9. P.62-65.
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- Sweegers C. Morphology, evolution and other characteristics of gibbsite crystals grown from pure and impure aqueous sodium aluminate solutions / C.Sweegers, H.C.deConinck, H.Meekes and other // Journal of Crystal Growth. 2001. V.233. P.567-582.
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