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Table of Contents
Sampling
Methods used
Stratigraphy
Location and description of deposits
Clay FL-60-6
Clay EL-69-2
Clay 0-5-6
Clay 0-38-4
Chemical analyses
Procedures
Silica
Alumina
Calcium oxide
Magnesium oxide
Loss on ignition
Iron and titanium oxides
Potassium and sodium oxides
Discussion of data
Spectrochemical analyses
Sample preparation
Standard preparation
Spectrographic equipment
Procedure
Discussion of results
Petrographic and Mineralogical Properties
Particle size data
Specific surface
Thin sections
Electron microscopy
X-ray diffraction data
Clay EL-60-6
Clay EL-69-2
Clay O-5-6
Clay O-38-4
Summary of petrographic data
Differential thermal analyses
Equipment and methods
Results of differential thermal analyses.
Methods of testing
Standard or routine tests
Refractories tests
pH and viscosity
Ceramic data
Standard or routine tests
Refractories tests
pH and apparent viscosity data
Interrelation and Correlation of Data
Interrelated methods of determining mineral composition
Correlation of fundamental and ceramic properties
Relation of unfired properties to specific surface
Effect of chemical and mineral composition on fired properties
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Kansas Geological Survey, Geology
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