RI 5557 Chemical Analysis Of A Calcined Kyanite From Kenya, East Africa ? Summary And Conclusions

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
H. R. Shell
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Jan 1, 1959

Abstract

Variations between laboratories on the silica and alumina content of calcined kyanite led to this Bureau of Mines study of the extent and nature of the differences. In particular, Bureau scientists hoped the study would lead to correction of the causes of the dissimilarities. A sample of calcined Kenya kyanite was analyzed by seven different laboratories familiar with silicate analysis. The compiled data indicated differences originating from lack of recovery of silica after two acidic dehydrations, from high alumina caused by several factors, from loss or gain of iron during sample fusion, and from indifference regarding the accurate determination of minor constituents.
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APA: H. R. Shell  (1959)  RI 5557 Chemical Analysis Of A Calcined Kyanite From Kenya, East Africa ? Summary And Conclusions

MLA: H. R. Shell RI 5557 Chemical Analysis Of A Calcined Kyanite From Kenya, East Africa ? Summary And Conclusions. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1959.

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