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The relationship between the binding properties of a composite from aluminium dihydrogen phosphate and silica and the crystal habit of the aluminium dihydrogen phosphate

✍ Scribed by Morris, John H. ;Perkins, Peter G. ;Rose, Alistair E. A. ;Smith, W. Ewen

Publisher
Blackwell Publishing
Year
1978
Tongue
English
Weight
339 KB
Volume
28
Category
Article
ISSN
0142-0356

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Abstract

Two different crystal habits of the C‐form of aluminium dihydrogen phosphate were found in composites containing aluminium dihydrogen phosphate and silica. One habit was needle‐shaped and appeared to be the predominant form in the more strongly bound composites. The conditions favouring growth of this habit were investigated. Excess H~2~PO~4~‐ion favours its formation and viscous solutions produce larger and better‐formed crystals. A general mechanism for the binding action in this type of composite is postulated.

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