Process for the treatment of clay materials to provide slurries

Compositions: ceramic – Ceramic compositions – Clay containing

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501146, 106486, 106DIG4, C04B 3304

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057079129

ABSTRACT:
Clay materials, such as kaolin, containing expandable layer-silicates are chemically treated with a source of magnesium cations, followed by a pH adjustment, to provide a slurry product having improved rheological properties.

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PCT International Publication No. WO 95/09135; entitled "Stabilized, High Solids, Low Viscosity Smectite Slurries, and Method of Preparation"; publication date--Apr. 6, 1995.

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