DESCRIPTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH SILICON ZEOLITIC SYSTEMS FROM LOCAL RAW MATERIALS

In this article, the issues of chemical and physical activation of kaolin and bentonite, which are natural local raw materials, and the textural characteristics and surface morphology of the obtained high-silica zeolites were studied. The influence of the method of activation of kaolin and bentonite on its colloidality and sorption capacity was investigated. As a result of the research, the heat of wetting, the amount of adsorbed bound water and the effective specific surface area were determined experimentally.

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zeolite, kaolin, bentonite, surface, sorption capacity, adsorption bound water, porosity, heat of wetting

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