Definition Bentonite is defined as a naturally occurring material that is composed predominantly of the clay mineral smectite Most bentonites are formed by the alteration of volcanic ash in marine environments and occur as layers sandwiched between other types of rocks view details › Video 1 Bentonite and montmorillonite definition
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Get Pricebentonite [ ben tn ahyt ] noun Mineralogy a clay formed by the decomposition of volcanic ash having the ability to absorb large quantities of water and to expand to several times its normal volume Origin of bentonite 1895 1900; named after Fort Benton Montana; see ite 1 OTHER WORDS FROM bentonite ben·ton·it·ic [ben tn it ik] adjective
Get PriceBentonite Bentonite is a clay consisting mainly of smectite minerals commonly formed by decomposition of volcanic ash or tuff or sometimes from other igneous or sedimentary rocks Bentonite is a very plastic clay that shrinks or swells markedly in response to the removal or addition of water There are three main types of bentonite
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Get PriceThe term bentonite in drilling mud fluids was derived from the location of the first commercial deposit in the United States In 1897 Knight reported that since 1888 William Taylor of Rock Creek Wyoming had been selling a peculiar clay found in the Fort Benton shale of Cretaceous age Knight proposed the name taylorite
Get PriceBentonite is an absorbent natural smectite clay It has a colloidal structure in water Each smectite particle is composed of thousands of submicroscopic platelets stacked in a sandwich fashion with a layer of water between each A single platelet is 1 nm thick and up to several 100 nm across
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Get PriceBentonite quality and consequently its applications depend on whether it contains any of these other minerals Its density when dry varies depending on the quality and may range from 2 2 to 2 8 g/cm 3 Bentonite apparent density when quarried and piled under natural moisture conditions ranges from 1 5 to 1 8 g/cm 3
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Get PriceBentonite is a type of clay with a very high proportion of clay mineral montmorillonite resulting from the decomposition of volcanic ash With high plasticity Bentonite is highly water absorbent … Expand 16 Highly Influential PDF View 6 excerpts references background; Save Alert
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Get PriceTrade Name Fuller s Earth or Bentonite Calcined General Use Multi Functional Industrial/Commercial Applications Chemical Family Hydrous Aluminum Silicates CAS No 8031 18 3 10 6 Hazardous Decomposition Products Hazardous decomposition products should not be producedunder norma l conditions of storage and use In the presence
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Get PriceBentonite definition a clay formed by the decomposition of volcanic ash having the ability to absorb large quantities of water and to expand to several times its normal volume See more
Get PriceThe thermal decompositions of Ca bentonites CaB from Santai Shichuan Province China over the temperature range of 30 1 100 °C were investigated by simultaneous thermal analyzer Non isothermal kinetic analysis was employed to study the thermal decomposition mechanism by using Netzsch Thermokinetics software
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Get PriceThe bentonite suspension used for pilling work shall satisfy the following requirements Density of freshly prepared bentonite Between 1 0325 to 1 1 g / ml Liquid limit More than 300 % & less than 450% Marsh viscosity 30 to 60 seconds Swelling index At least 200% of dry volume PH Value Between 9 & 11 5 Sand content Less than 7%
Get PriceIn geology the term bentonite is applied to a type of claystone a clay rock not a clay mineral composed mostly of montmorillonite a clay mineral from the smectite group It forms by devitrification of volcanic ash or tuff [5] typically in a marine environment
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Get PriceMoreover the thermal decomposition process of CTAB B showed more mass loss than Na B due to the thermal decomposition of organic compound and its product desorption in stage 2 The result demonstrated that alkylammonium cations in CTAB entered into galleries of bentonite and finally caused the reduction of thermal stability for CTAB B 3 1 4
Get PriceDefinition of Bentonite in the Definitions net dictionary Meaning of Bentonite What does Bentonite mean a porous clay formed by the decomposition of volcanic ash that swells 5 to 6 times its original volume in the presence of water Etymology Bentonite is named after the place it was first mined
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Get PriceSodium bentonite is an effective pond sealant an anti odor agent for cat litter a cleansing agent in wastewater treatment and a bonding agent in foundry sand Sodium bentonite has been called the mineral of a thousand uses It is widely used as a drilling mud additive for the oil and gas industries for pelletizing iron ore as a sealer
Get PriceAs nouns the difference between decompositionand bentonite is that decompositionis a biological process through which organic material is reduced to eg compost while bentoniteis mineral any of several impure clay minerals consisting mostly of montmorillonite decomposition English wikipedia decomposition Noun en noun
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