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Literature / Source Database:
Applied Clay Science
Description
an international journal on the application and
technology of clays and clay minerals
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Appl. Clay Sci. |
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English |
| First year |
1985 |
| Impact factor |
2.586 |
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Status
active
Indexing
Chemical Abstracts, Engineering Index, GEOBASE,
GeoRef, Mineralogical Abstracts, PASCAL/CNRS, Science Citation Index, Scopus
Subject
Source type
Journal
Publisher
ISBN ISSN
0169-1317
First volume
1
Last volume
40+
Publish city
Amsterdam
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free access |
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for subscriber |
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not available |
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Description
Applied Clay Science is an international publication medium for research papers, reviews, and resource and technical notes in the field of applied clay science and technology in a broad sense.
The journal covers items such as:
- Clay characterisation related to optimum industrial utilisation
- Clay product preparation, including such topics as mineral extraction, mineral processing and modification of clay properties
- Chemical, mineralogical, geochemical and physical properties and behaviour of clay minerals related to applications in the industrial production of: ceramics, construction materials, refractories, fillers and carriers (paper, paint, rubber, plastics, insecticides, animal food)
- The role of clays and clay minerals as process aids: catalytic uses, adsorptive applications, filtering and refining media, slurry uses (drilling muds, etc.), bounding and pelletising applications, foundry moulding
- Influence of clay composition and fabric on permeability and reservoir properties
- Geotechnical applications of clays and clay minerals
- Agricultural application such as the influence of clays on soil structure, fertility and water requirements
- Environmental applications of clay science such as radioactive waste disposal, and water engineering
- Justifications of quality requirements of clays and clay minerals.
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