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Montmorillonite can swell up to 20 times its dry volume when it comes into contact with water. It is commonly used in drilling muds to lubricate and cool drilling equipment. The …
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b) Its ability to absorb water and swell. Answer. Correct! This is the key feature of montmorillonite, known as its swelling capacity. c) Its magnetic properties. Answer. Incorrect. Montmorillonite …
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Montmorillonite is a mineral with a permanent structural negative charge that requires external cations to balance. It plays a significant role in the migration and transformation of pollutants in …
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When ten water molecules were present in the unit cell of the montmorillonite, the water content was ∼24 wt.%, and the swelling was ∼33% in the c-axis direction (d value = …
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An evaluation of whether the amount of montmorillonite with different types of dominant interlayer cations (i.e., Na- and Ca-montmorillonite) and swell-indicating properties …
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Interplay of hydration and double layer force controls swelling pressure of bentonite. Effects of temperature on swelling pressure vary with d-spacing and water pressure. Swelling …
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On the basis of comparative discussion on the swelling of montmorillonite affected by surface charge and interlayer cations, Peng et al. (2019) have proposed that the adsorption …
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The atomic structure model of montmorillonite (MMT) was constructed using Material Studio 8.0. The space group generally used to represent MMT was C2/m [27].The …
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Swelling of bentonite occurs when montmorillonite meets water and water molecules selectively penetrate the interlayer using the hydration and solvation energy of the …
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Swelling behavior of an expansive soil is principally governed by the contents of montmorillonite mineral and clay present in it. Studies attributing the swelling behavior to the …
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The phenomenon of swelling is associated with the hydration of clays; however, all clays do not swell when hydrated. those of the kaolin group, for example, exhibit little or no swelling on …
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Smectite minerals are a group of phyllosilicate minerals that are characterized by a layered structure and the ability to swell when exposed to water. The mineral group includes a …
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Di Maio [2], Kaya and Fang [3], and Ören and Kaya [4] have published studies on the variations in behavior of clayey soils upon mixing with fluids other than distilled water. …
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Montmorillonite has a large specific surface area, high cation exchange capacity, excellent plasticity, high capacity for swelling and water adsorption, low hydraulic conductivity, and low …
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The b-dimensions of the unit cells of six different Na-saturated montmorillonites were determined by X-ray diffraction at water contents ranging from 0 to 20 g per g of …
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Expansive soil contains montmorillonite clay mineral; which has tendency to swell by imbibing water in monsoon season and shrink or become harder by leaving cracks in drier …
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They are electrically neutral therefore they will not attract positively or negatively charged species, and they do not swell in water. On the other hand, 2:1 clay minerals are …
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Shrink-swell capacity: Influenced by the type and amount of absorbed water, essential in soil mechanics, especially concerning montmorillonite. Thermal stability: …
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Our results indicate that epitaxy exists between the crystal lattices of montmorillonite and adsorbed water and that these lattices undergo mutual adjustment with each increment of …
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Shrink-swell capacity: Influenced by the type and amount of absorbed water, essential in soil mechanics, especially concerning montmorillonite. Thermal stability: …
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A detailed picture of clay swelling began to emerge in the early 1950s, as illustrated by the x-ray diffraction results in Figures 3.12 and 3.13. (See Appendix 3C for an explanation of how the …
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CLAY MINERALS. Secondary minerals which commonly occur in the clay fraction of soils and include layer silicate minerals such as kaolinite, montmorillonite and illite, as well as non …
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These spacings correspond to double layers of DMSO molecules between the silicate layers. Water had practically no effect on the spacings when the mole fraction of …
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swelling of montmorillonite takes place at water contents equivalent to a relative humidity of greater than 99 per cent. To control the water content and ... gm. water/gm. montmorillonite X …
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Montmorillonite, any of a group of clay minerals and their chemical varieties that swell in water and possess high cation-exchange capacities. The theoretical formula for montmorillonite (i.e., …
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When mixed with water, Montmorillonite particles disperse and create a colloidal suspension. The negatively charged particles repel each other, preventing them from settling …
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Expansive soils are characterized by their high clay content, which includes minerals such as montmorillonite and illite. These minerals have a significant affinity for water, …
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The results show that different surfactant groups have different tendencies to move toward the clay in water, with cationic groups moving toward the montmorillonite layers and anionic groups moving away from the …
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