Effects of Alkali Oxides on the Cristobalitization of Quartz in Whiteware Body

자기소지에서 Quartz의 Cristobalite화에 미치는 알칼리 금속산화물의 영향

  • 정창주 (전남대학교 무기재료공학과) ;
  • 김남일 (전남대학교 무기재료공학과) ;
  • 오경영 (동신대학교 무기재료공학과)
  • Published : 1992.12.01

Abstract

This is a study on the effects of cristobalite transition of quartz in semi-vitrious whiteware body, as addition of alkali and alkali earth oxides, prepared by pottery stone, feldspar, kaolin and clay minerals. The amounts of ${\alpha}$-quartz to ${\alpha}$-cristobalite transition, F.O.C. (fraction of cristobalite), were increased with firing temperature. In MgO added body, ${\alpha}$-quartz was decreased and the formation of cristobalite was increased. Effects of K2O addition was remarkably decreased the formation of cristobalite. Additive effects of MgO and K2O were confirmed that it was very different to variation of transition temperature of metakaolinite to Si-Al spinel structure in thermal reaction of kaolinite minerals. Result CaO addition was ineffective to transition temperature, and the transition temperature in Na2O added body was decreased, but relative intensity of quartz and cristobalite crystal in XRD results was decreased. This was characterized by the effects on the formation of liquid phase much more.

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