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Effect of clay charge density and adsorbed ions on the rheology of montmorillonite suspension
Year:
1989
Authors :
קרן, רמי
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Volume :
53
Co-Authors:
Keren, R., Inst. of Soils & Water, ARO, The Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel.
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From page:
25
To page:
29
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Total pages:
5
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Abstract:
The rheological characteristics of montmorillonite suspension as a function of exchangeable sodium percentage (ESP), (when the complementary cation is either Ca2+ or Mg2+) and specific electrostatic charge density were studied in aqueous media at a clay concentration of 25 g kg-1, at pH 7 and temperature of 25oC. The differential viscosity and the extrapolated shear stress values of the various smectites (the electric charge density varied between 0.91 and 1.22 molc kg-1) suggest that the extent of particle-particle interaction in clay suspension decreases with increases in electrostatic charge density of smectites. -from Author
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Related Files :
adsorbed ion
Adsorbed Ions
Clay--Physical Chemistry
clay charge density
Clay minerals
Minerals--Suspensions
montmorillonite suspension
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Effect of clay charge density and adsorbed ions on the rheology of montmorillonite suspension
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Keren, R., Inst. of Soils & Water, ARO, The Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel.
Effect of clay charge density and adsorbed ions on the rheology of montmorillonite suspension
The rheological characteristics of montmorillonite suspension as a function of exchangeable sodium percentage (ESP), (when the complementary cation is either Ca2+ or Mg2+) and specific electrostatic charge density were studied in aqueous media at a clay concentration of 25 g kg-1, at pH 7 and temperature of 25oC. The differential viscosity and the extrapolated shear stress values of the various smectites (the electric charge density varied between 0.91 and 1.22 molc kg-1) suggest that the extent of particle-particle interaction in clay suspension decreases with increases in electrostatic charge density of smectites. -from Author
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