Analcime-albite equilibria

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1965
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Abstract
New data are presented that suggest the reaction analcime+quartz=albite+liquid water is in equilibrium near 190 degrees C or possibly at even lower temperatures. On the basis of these data, a phase diagram showing the field of stability of the assemblage analcime-quartz is constructed. The delta G degrees of the above reaction estimated from these data is 330 calories, and factors that may influence equilibria such as salinity, silica activity, solid solutions, and order-disorder are considered. Experimental difficulties associated with studies of zeolite equilibria are considered in the light of entropy data.
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Authors A. S. Campbell, W. S. Fyfe
Journal american journal of science
Year 1965
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10.2475/ajs.263.9.807
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