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Occurrence of kaolinite boulders in Kangkar, Johor P. C. Aw, K. N. Murthy.

By: Aw, P. CContributor(s): Murthy, K. NMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1989Description: 11p. ill. 30cmSubject(s): Minerals -- Johor | Clay -- Johor | JohorSummary: An compact kaolinite occuring as boulders is studied by chemical, DTA, optical and x-ray methods. It is variegated in colour, with specific gravity of 2.56 and Mohs hardness of 2.5. DTA and x-ray pattern give prominent exothermic peak and strong interplanar spacings, respectively, which are diagnostic for kaolinite. Chemical analyses show the average alumina content is 40.3 percent.

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An compact kaolinite occuring as boulders is studied by chemical, DTA, optical and x-ray methods. It is variegated in colour, with specific gravity of 2.56 and Mohs hardness of 2.5. DTA and x-ray pattern give prominent exothermic peak and strong interplanar spacings, respectively, which are diagnostic for kaolinite. Chemical analyses show the average alumina content is 40.3 percent.