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Abstract
A hydrothermal process of iron sulfide gives rise to greigite (Fd3m), pyrite (Pa3) and mackinawite (P4/nmm), as the case may be. Greigite is blended with pyrite, when autoclave for the hydrothermal process is cooled down slowly from 192°C to room temperature. Greigite and pyrite here form partially a solid solution. A mixture consisting of greigite and mackinawite appears in the hydrothermal process below 192°C. Pure greigite is produced by means of rapid quenching of the autoclave from 192° to 10°C. 4 figs, 1 table, 5 refs.
Journal
- Journal of the Ceramic Association, Japan [List of Volumes]
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Journal of the Ceramic Association, Japan 79(905), 37-38, 1971-01-01 [Table of Contents]
The Ceramic Society of Japan