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Liberation of hydrogen in the roasting of quartz

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    In the roasting of quartz above 500°, isolated surface OH groups may dissociate with formation of hydrogen. About 10% of the possible limiting content of hydroxyls on the quartz surface dissociates in this way.

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    In the roasting of silica gel under these conditions, only the liberation of water is observed, which is possible only when we assume surface migration of protons.

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Zhdanov, S.P. Liberation of hydrogen in the roasting of quartz. Russ Chem Bull 8, 326–327 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00917384

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