RI 6294 Solubility Characteristics of Monocalcium Aluminate

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
R. V. Lundquist H. Leitch
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Jan 1, 1963

Abstract

The solubility characteristics of mono calcium aluminate (CaO A₁₂ 0 ) in water and in NaOH , Na₂ CO₂ , and NaOH - Na₂ CO₂ solutions were measured by determining the changes in Al2O3 concentrations in solution over a period of time at a specified temperature . The monocalcium aluminate was synthesized by sintering its starting components for 72 hours at 1,375 ° C. Distilled water and aqueous solutions of technical grades of NaOH and Na₂ CO₂ were used as solvents . The extraction of alumina from the monocalcium aluminate was dependent on the composition of the solvent and partially dependent on temperature for leaching . About 98 percent extraction of alumina from the aluminate occurred in Na₂ CO3 solutions containing 10 to 12 percent NaOH . Other solution compositions produce lesser extractions .
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APA: R. V. Lundquist H. Leitch  (1963)  RI 6294 Solubility Characteristics of Monocalcium Aluminate

MLA: R. V. Lundquist H. Leitch RI 6294 Solubility Characteristics of Monocalcium Aluminate. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1963.

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