The change of phase composition in kaolinite- and illite-rich clay-based ceramic bodies

By A. Aras. 2004

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Building and Construction, Materials Chemistry

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• Ceramic technology. How to reconstruct the firing process (2020, background): “…(generally above 900–1000 °C), its decomposition may trigger the growth of several high-temperature phases, such as mullite (Bohor 1963; Furlong 1967; Aras 2004; Carroll et al. 2005; Sedmale et al. 2006) or spinel (Bohor 1963; Furlong 1967; Carroll et al. 2005) but also of cordierite (Sedmale et…”
• Clays and bodies for ceramic tiles: Reappraisal and technological classification (2014, background): “The firing transformations occurring to LFC and light-colored bodies are the subject of several studies (Aras, 2004; Bastida et al., 2006; Gualtieri, 2007; Hajjaji et al., 2008; Jordán et al., 2013; Lee et al., 2008; Zanelli et al., 2011b) also concerning their effect on the properties of tiles (Bak”