
handle: 10261/78390
Se ha determinado por DRX y EDX la solubilidad sólida del MgO en los silicatos calcicos del clínker portland. Se ha comprobado, así mismo la influencia que sobre dicha solubilidad tiene la presencia de CaFs. El límite de disolución sólida del MgO en el C^S a 1.27S' C se sitúa alrededor del 1.0 % en peso, estabilizándose la forma triclinica II. La presencia de CaF^ no altera el valor máximo de MgO solubilizado en este silicato, aunque si se produce la estabilización del polimorfo triclínico II a contenidos menores de MgO (entre 0.3 - 0.6 % en peso). La cantidad máxima de MgO solubilizado en e/ PC^S a 1.050^ C se sitúa en torno al 0.5 % en peso. Este valor no se ve modificado por la presencia de CaF2.
The solid solubility of MgO in the calcium silicates of portland clinker has been determined by XRD and XDS. The influence that the presence of CaF^ has on said solubility has also been verified. The solid solution limit of MgO in C^S at 1.273" C lies at about 1.0 % wt, where the triclinic form II stabilizes. The presence of CaF^ does not alter the máximum valué of the MgO solubilized in that silicate, although there does take place the stabilization of the triclinic polymorph II at lower MgO contents (between 0.3 - 0.6 % wt). The máximum amount of solubilized MgO in f^CsS at 1.050P C lies around 0.5 % wt. This valué does not change by the presence of Ca
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