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Calcination is
thermal treatment of a
solid chemical compound (e.g.
mixed carbonate ores)
whereby the
compound is
raised to high
temperature without melting...
- may be cut, crushed, or
pulverized and
chemically altered.
Burning (
calcination) of
calcium carbonate in a lime kiln
above 900 °C (1,650 °F) converts...
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derived from
Arabic al qalīy (or alkali),
meaning the
calcined ashes (see
calcination),
referring to the
original source of
alkaline substances. A water-extract...
- The
Calcination of
Scout Niblett is the
fifth studio album by singer-songwriter
Scout Niblett, and was her
first release on Drag City records. The album...
- by
heating the
material to
above 825 °C (1,517 °F), a
process called calcination or lime-burning, to
liberate a
molecule of
carbon dioxide (CO2), leaving...
- Bone ash is a
white material produced by the
calcination of bones.
Typical bone ash
consists of
about 55.82%
calcium oxide, 42.39%
phosphorus pentoxide...
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combustion and
resulting release of CO2
stored in the
calcium carbonate (
calcination process). Its
hydrated products, such as concrete,
gradually reabsorb...
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Processing of some
sulfide ores
exploit the
exothermicity of
their combustion Calcination is
thermal decomposition of a material.
Examples include decomposition...
- reactions,
including converting some of the
quartz to cristobalite.
After calcination the
flint pebbles were
crushed and
milled to a fine
particle size. However...
- in the case of all
substances that gain in
weight by
combustion and
calcination: and I am
persuaded that the
increase in
weight of
metallic calces is...
