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Kaolin-based stable colloidal nano-silica: Peptization factors and stability assessments via designed experiments

Afshar et al., 2024

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Afshar M
Alipour A
Norouzbeigi R
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Results in Engineering

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This study aims to synthesize stable colloidal silica via the peptization method as a green and low-cost route. It is crucial to adopt a proper synthesis procedure and choose an appropriate raw material. To achieve this purpose, kaolin was employed as a silica rich …
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