Existence Forms of Magnesium Oxide in Steel Slag by Chemical Phase Separation
Magnesium oxide solid dissolved in silicate phase, mesophase and RO-phase which are the major constituents of steel slag. The MgO exists in the steel slag with complex forms,which results in the bad soundness of the steel slag. In this paper,the silicate phase and mesophase were separated by salicylic acid methanol solution and potassium hydroxidesucrose solution respectively and were studied combining with the XRD and SEM. The results show that the silicate phase and mesophase can be fully dissolved,however,the RO phase is not influenced by the two solutions in this process. The content of magnesium oxide existed in different minerals can be detected by chemical analysis. It can be found that the magnesium oxide mainly exists as RO-phase in steel slag,and some of them exist as free state, while only a small quantity of solid dissolve in the silicate phase and mesophase.
Salicylic acid methanol solution Potassium hydroxide-sucrose solution Steel slag
Li Zhaofeng Zhou Zonghui Shan Lifu
Engineering Research Center of Advanced Building Materials,Ministry of Education,University of Jinan,Jinan 250022,China
国际会议
Frist Annual Meeting on Testing and Evaluation of Inorganic Materials(第一届全国无机材料测试与评价学术年会)
南昌
英文
481-484
2010-04-28(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)