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Brookite formation from precipitates containing calcium ions.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1978 English Publisher:Japan Association of Mineralogical SciencesJournal:Mineralogical Journal, volume 9, pages 236-240 (issn: 0544-2540, eissn: 1881-4174, Copyright policy )
Authors: T. MITSUHASHI; M. WATANABE;

doi: 10.2465/minerj.9.236

Brookite formation from precipitates containing calcium ions.

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Brookite was obtained from fresh coprecipitates prepared by neutralization of TiCl4 and CaCl2 solutions, under hydrothermal conditions of 220–560°C and water pressure of 1 kbar. This phase developed from anatase and through the decomposition of a titanate in solutions containing Ca++ ions, which were established as a new stabilizer for the formation of the phase. A reaction diagram, indicating the formation region of the phase, was determined.

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