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    TEM study of kaolinite thermal decomposition by controlled-rate thermal analysis

    The dehydroxylation of kaolinite leading to metakaolinite was studied by transmission electron microscopy. TEM techniques allow the study of morphology, structure (by selected-area electron diffraction) and la...

    F. Bergaya, P. Dion, J. -F. Alcover, C. Clinard… in Journal of Materials Science (1996)

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    Synthesis of “SiMON” ceramics from various clays and different sources of carbon

    The preparation of β-SiMONs by the thermal treatment (1373–1773 K) under nitrogen of various mixtures of clays and organic molecules (acrylonitrile) or carbon (charcoal) or graphitic oxide, was investigated. C...

    F. Bergaya, F. Kooli, J. F. Alcover in Journal of Materials Science (1992)

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    Clay Minerals: A Molecular Approach to Their (Fractal) Microstructure

    For most users, clays are just a class of mineral materials characterized by various properties such as a very small particle size, a strong adsorption capacity, a soft touch, or a plastic behavior when wetted...

    H. Van Damme, P. Levitz, J. J. Fripiat, J. F. Alcover… in Physics of Finely Divided Matter (1985)

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    Exchangeable Cation Distribution in Nickel- and Magnesium-Vermiculites

    Abnormal scatterings of X-rays take place between Bragg spots. Their study in hydrated Mg- and Ni-vermiculites shows that they appear in reciprocal space in the form of modulated lines, elongated along the Z* axi...

    J. F. Alcover, L. Gatineau, J. Mering in Clays and Clay Minerals (1973)