Influence of dolomite microcrystals on the technological properties of Santa Cruz de Mudela clays used for building ceramics
Authors:
- Isabel IglesiasIIIsabel Iglesias
- Emilia García-RomeroEGEmilia García-Romero
- Anselmo AcostaAAAnselmo Acosta
- 1 December 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Clay Science
- Vol. 102, 261-267
Abstract
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