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Ceramic with potential application of Kuantan nesosilicate (East Coast of Malaysia) in building construction: Mineralogy and physicochemical composition

Our aim is to characterize nesosilicate from the locality of Kuantan situated in East Coast region of Malaysia. X-ray diffraction, chemical composition, particle size distribution, organic matter content and plasticity were investigated in raw nesosilicate materials in order to determine their suita...

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Main Authors:	Tadza, M. Y. Mohd, Noraini, A. A., Tripathy, S.
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Subjects:	Andalusite Bulk density Ceramics Chemical composition Construction materials Densification Mineralogy Mullite Organic chemistry Organic matter Particle size distribution Physical properties Plasticity index
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