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Absorption of Impact and Shear Energy by Crystal Lattices of Mechanically Activated Inorganic Substances: A Review

I. A. Massalimov, B. I. Massalimov, A. U. Shayakhmetov, M. R. Samsonov, F. Kh. Urakaev

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Abstract This review summarizes the effects of mechanical impact on crystal lattices of some inorganic substances (Si, S, NaCl, KCl, CaO2, BaO2, YBa2Cu3O7–x, hematite α-Fe2O3, ordinary glass Na2O ∙ CaO ∙ 6SiO2) in a centrifugal mill. It was found that powder particles subjected to short-term impact-shear loading are deformed and reduced in size, and have structural damage after grinding in the mill. Examination of disordered compound particles showed that the resulting activated states have a certain amount of energy. Intensive mechanical activation in a centrifugal mill leads to an excess enthalpy and a change in the properties for all studied compounds. The results obtained can be used in exploratory studies of substances and materials using various mechanochemical reactors.
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