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Thermal Engineering. 69:933-941
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Inorganic Materials. 58:1065-1074
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Glass and Ceramics. 79:65-69
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Russian Metallurgy (Metally). 2022:122-127
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Steklo i Keramika. :32-39
The article describes a study of the physical and mechanical properties and microstructure of geopolymer materials for construction based on low-calcium fly ash from CHP-22, depending on the type of activator, temperature and humidity conditions of c
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Ecology and Industry of Russia. 25:18-23
A comparative analysis of ash and slag waste (ASW) of six deposits, differing in quantitative chemical and phase composition, granulometry, melting temperature and other properties, is presented, and the production of a material promising for the con
Autor:
L. M. Delitsyn
Publikováno v:
Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry. 94:468-477
This study was made with the aim of developing a process for liquation fusion of rare earth–rare metal ocherous ores of carbonatite weathering crust deposits. The formation of two immiscible melts, silicate and phosphate–salt, in the monazite–S
Autor:
V. M. Batenin, L. M. Delitsyn
Publikováno v:
High Temperature. 58:583-589
The causes of the decomposition of a complex, multicomponent, phosphate-silicate melt containing oxides of rare-earth elements (TR2O3) and heavy metals (Nb, Ta, Zr) into two equilibrial condensed melts with contrasting component distributions are det
Autor:
L. M. Delitsyn
Publikováno v:
Doklady Chemistry. 489:292-297
The monazite–SiO2–NaF–Nb2O5–Fe2O3 system in the isotherm at 1200°C is characterized by a wide region of two immiscible melts: a silicate melt and a phosphate–fluoride (salt) melt. The system is reciprocal; in the salt melt, new rare-earth
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Glass and Ceramics. 77:429-431
The potential for using secondary carbon fiber, recovered from aviation carbon fiber wastes, for reinforcing composite materials based on blast-furnace slag activated by a sodium silicate solution is evaluated. The influence of the concentration and