Artificial crystallization of volcanic glass to sodalite and a zeolite structure

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Aug 1959

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 17, Issue 1-2, pp.1-5

Physics

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By digesting glassy tuff with alkali solutions on the water-bath, the writers obtained sodalite and a zeolitic material. Studying in detail the products obtained by the reactions of glassy tuff with NaCl and NaOH solutions in various concentrations, the writers confirmed the conditions being favourable for crystallization of these materials. As a result of this, the writers further confirmed that the longer the tuff was warmed in more concentrated solutions, the more sodalite was produced, and crystallization of a zeolitic material is favourable in cases of lower concentrations of these solutions. NaOH solution seems to behave as a catalyst for the crystallization.

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