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Loss in weight and rehydration of a clay burned at different temperatures (1914)

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peratures. -anedy studied the loss in weight of a Kaolin-Cal-cium Carbonate mixture. He found that Kaolin alone lost v;eightfaster than a mixture of Kaolin with thirty per cent calciumcarbonate up to 750OC. At this point the mix showed a sudden 1 Bleininger Bull. Ho. 7, U.S. Bureau of Standards. 2.… … *00 300 ¥00 SCO GOO 700 800 £>0O /OOO Knote found that a clay studied by him showed a sudden drop in specific gravity at 4CC°C1 also a sudden riseat 900°- 950°C (The specific gravity gradually increasedagain until 950°C where it reached about the same value asthat of the raw clay) .Vbove 90C°C…

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