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Electron-microscope investigation of polish sandomir silicas

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Silica was examined under the electron microscope —directly by transmission and indirectly in the form of carbon replicas — and the change in structure resulting from alkaline treatment was examined. It was found that the original silica has a larnellar structure with marked surface relief. After treatment with alkali and washing with water, its surface becomes covered with round particles about 100–200 A in size, a phenomenon which results from the hydrolysis of, alkali silicate and separation of colloidal silicon dioxide.

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Leontyev, E.A., Lukyanovich, V.M. & Sokalsky, Z.Y. Electron-microscope investigation of polish sandomir silicas. Russ Chem Bull 5, 1195–1198 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01173775

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