Unearthing Aluminum: The Journey of Synthesizing Aluminum Compounds - S. Al Kaabi, Fouad;A. Hussein, Raghad;A. Abdulkareem, Mustafa
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This book delves into the process of extracting aluminum compounds from kaolin clay, specifically focusing on the synthesis of aluminum phosphate (AlPO4). Kaolin clay, a naturally occurring mineral abundant in the Earth's crust, serves as a rich source of aluminum, making it a valuable material for various industrial applications. The process involves several steps, including beneficiation, calcination, and chemical treatment, to extract the desired aluminum compounds efficiently. The synthesis of aluminum phosphate, in particular, requires precise control of reaction conditions and selection…mehr

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This book delves into the process of extracting aluminum compounds from kaolin clay, specifically focusing on the synthesis of aluminum phosphate (AlPO4). Kaolin clay, a naturally occurring mineral abundant in the Earth's crust, serves as a rich source of aluminum, making it a valuable material for various industrial applications. The process involves several steps, including beneficiation, calcination, and chemical treatment, to extract the desired aluminum compounds efficiently. The synthesis of aluminum phosphate, in particular, requires precise control of reaction conditions and selection of appropriate reagents. Through careful experimentation and optimization, researchers have developed reliable methods for synthesizing AlPO4 from kaolin clay, contributing to the sustainable utilization of natural resources and expanding the applications of aluminum-based materials.
Autorenporträt
Fouad S. Al Kaabi, Raghad A. Hussein and Mustafa A. Abdulkareem, Research and Development Division, Iraq Geological Survey, Baghdad, Iraq. The authors are constantly researching the conversion of natural geological materials into chemical materials; therefore, they presented the idea of this book as a reference for kaolin.