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Thermal Analysis in the Geosciences

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1991

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Editors:
  1. Werner Smykatz-Kloss
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  2. Slade St. J. Warne
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Earth Sciences (LNEARTH, volume 38)

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Table of contents (18 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Geosciences in thermal analysis development

    • R. C. Mackenzie
    Pages 1-15

  3. Differential scanning calorimetry and its applications to mineralogy and the geosciences

    • J. V. Dubrawski
    Pages 16-59

  4. Variable atmosphere thermal analysis — methods, gas atmospheres and applications to geoscience materials

    • S.St. J. Warne
    Pages 61-83

  5. Measurement of different water species in minerals by means of thermal derivatography

    • M. Földvári
    Pages 84-100

  6. The determination of hydrated sulphates in the weathered crystalline rocks by means of thermal analysis

    • Czesław August
    Pages 102-114

  7. Internal thermal reactions of minerals

    • L. Stoch
    Pages 117-133

  8. Kinetical study of mineral reactions by means of controlled transformation rate thermal analysis (CRTA)

    • J. Rouquerol, S. Bordère, F. Rouquerol
    Pages 134-151

  9. Thermoanalytical investigations of binary oxide systems

    • W. Eysel
    Pages 152-170

  10. Kinetic analysis of the crystallization of silicate melts by means of DSC, DTA and thermal optical methods

    • K. Heide
    Pages 172-185

  11. Application of thermal analysis in mineral technology

    • A. M. Abdel Rehim
    Pages 187-222

  12. Thermal investigations in technical mineralogy

    • J. Schomburg
    Pages 224-232

  13. Application of thermal methods in raw material control and during the production process

    • S. Starck
    Pages 234-242

  14. A study of the thermal behaviour and geotechnical properties of a marine clay and its composites

    • E. T. Stepkowska, Z. Sułek, J. L. Perez-Rodriguez, C. Maqueda, A. Justo
    Pages 245-268

  15. Thermal analysis of selected illite and smectite clay minerals. Part I. Illite clay specimens

    • C. M. Earnest
    Pages 270-286

  16. Thermal analysis of selected illite and smectite clay minerals. Part II. Smectite clay minerals

    • C. M. Earnest
    Pages 288-312

  17. Remarks on the applicability of thermal analysis for the investigations of clays and related materials

    • Anna Langier-Kuzniarowa
    Pages 314-326

  18. Differential thermal analysis (DTA) of organo-clay complexes

    • S. Yariv
    Pages 328-351

  19. Thermal analysis in environmental studies

    • W. Smykatz-Kloss, A. Heil, L. Kaeding, E. Roller
    Pages 352-367

  20. Back Matter

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The application of thermal analysis is outlined by 18 contributions, writtenby experts in the various fields of geosciences. Emphasis was laid on the determination of minerals and technical products, kinetic parameters and calorific values in glass and ceramics technology, characterization of raw materials (e.g. clays, industrial minerals), in quality control and performance assessment, but also in environment protection from soil and water pollution, using re-evaluated existing and new data and improved combined modern methods. This book is addressed to practitioners, scientistsand students in mineralogy/crystallography, applied geology, material sciences, and environmental sciences.

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