Preparation Of MgO With Low CaO Content And High Specific Surface Area From Low-Grade Dolomite

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Xiang-yang Zhou
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Jan 1, 2005

Abstract

Keywords: Low-Grade Dolomite, Low CaO Content, High Specific Surface Area, MgO. A low energy consumption preparation technology of magnesium oxide with low calcium oxide content and high specific surface area from low-grade dolomite has been investigated. The optimum technical conditions for the preparation of magnesium oxide are the followings: dolomite is partially calcined at 750-800° for 2 h; the optimum solid-liquid ratio range in calcined dolomite slurry is 20-30 g?l?1; carbonation temperature, carbon dioxide pressure and end point pH value of carbonation are less than 40°, 0.4-0.6 MPa and 7 respectively during carbonation process; decomposition temperature of Mg(HCO3)2 solution is near 100°; calcination temperature of the precursor (i.e. precipitated basic magnesium carbonate) is less than 850°. More than 90% of magnesium can be extracted by the technology. The MgO product (CaO < 0.38%) with a specific surface area of near 50 m2?g?1 also can be obtained by the technology.
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APA: Xiang-yang Zhou  (2005)  Preparation Of MgO With Low CaO Content And High Specific Surface Area From Low-Grade Dolomite

MLA: Xiang-yang Zhou Preparation Of MgO With Low CaO Content And High Specific Surface Area From Low-Grade Dolomite. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2005.

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