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Autor:
Emmanuel Tiffo, Placide Désiré Belibi Belibi, Jean Batiste Bike Mbah, Alomayri Thamer, Thierry Ebenizer Pougnong, Jean Baenla, Antoine Elimbi
Publikováno v:
Scientific African, Vol 14, Iss , Pp e01015- (2021)
This study aims to improve the stability of alkali-activated products, such as powdered volcanic scoria and metakaolin, by thermal treatment in addition to their partial replacement with aluminium oxy-hydroxide. To this effect, mixtures obtained from
Externí odkaz:
https://doaj.org/article/b05711174e8246c4bf792d383ee06eaf
Autor:
Thierry Ebenizer Pougnong, Jean Baenla, Antoine Elimbi, Emmanuel Tiffo, Alomayri Thamer, Placide Desiré Belibi Belibi
Publikováno v:
Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids. 575:121213
Two volcanic ashes with differences in mass percentages of oxides in chemical composition of amorphous phase were activated by phosphoric acid (P2O5 / H2O molar ratios between 0.04 and 0.15). Amorphous phase was mainly composed of SiO2, Al2O3, CaO, M
Autor:
Jean Baenla, Thierry Ebenizer Pougnong, Antoine Elimbi, Alomayri Thamer, Jean Batiste Bike Mbah, Emmanuel Tiffo, Placide Désiré Belibi Belibi
Publikováno v:
Scientific African, Vol 14, Iss, Pp e01015-(2021)
This study aims to improve the stability of alkali-activated products, such as powdered volcanic scoria and metakaolin, by thermal treatment in addition to their partial replacement with aluminium oxy-hydroxide. To this effect, mixtures obtained from
Autor:
Placide Desiré Belibi Belibi, Jean Batiste Bike Mbah, Jean Noël Yankwa Djobo, Emmanuel Tiffo, Antoine Elimbi
Publikováno v:
Materials Chemistry and Physics. 239:122103
Amorphous aluminium hydroxide and aluminium oxy-hydroxide were used as replacements in the synthesis of kaolin based-geopolymers. Physical and mechanical properties of geopolymers cured at 60 °C and exposed at elevated temperatures (300–1200 °C)
Publikováno v:
Brazilian Journal of Science and Technology. 2(1)
Red ceramics were produced at 750°C by mixing reddish yellow kaolinite clay from Marom (West Region of Cameroon) with waste glass (percentage ranging between 0 and 15% mass). Depending on the nature of the materials, kaolinite clay, waste glass and