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Studies on the reactions of aluminium oxides and hydroxides

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The hydrothermal and decomposition reactions of differently ground gibbsite and its reaction products were studied. The samples were treated isothermally under hydrothermal conditions or in air, and the products were characterized by thermogravimetry and IR spectroscopy. It was found that the method and duration of grinding and the particle size of the starting gibbsite influenced the reactivity of the gibbsite itself and that of the primary reaction products. In a later step of the reaction sequence (hydrothermal rehydration ofγ-alumina), the effects of the differences in the properties of the starting gibbsites were insignificant.

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Es wurden die hydrothermischen und Zersetzungsreaktionen verschiedener Gibbsitproben und deren Reaktionsprodukten untersucht. Die Proben wurden unter hydrothermischen Bedingungen oder in Luft isothermisch behandelt, die Produkte mittels TG und IR beschrieben. Es wurde festgestellt, da\ Art und Weise der Zerkleinerung und Korngrö\e des Gibbsit-Ausgangsmateriales die ReaktivitÄt von Gibbsit selbst, aber auch die der primÄren Reaktionsprodukte beeinflu\t. In spÄteren Schritten des Reaktionsverlaufes (hydrothermische Rehydratation von-Aluminiumoxid) besitzen Unterschiede in den Eigenschaften des Gibbsit-Ausgangsmateriales keinen Einflu\.

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Novák, C., Pokol, G., Izvekov, V. et al. Studies on the reactions of aluminium oxides and hydroxides. Journal of Thermal Analysis 36, 1895–1909 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01913436

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