journal article·2008-02

Energy stored in mineral raw materials during mechanical activation

E. V. Bogatyreva, A. G. Ermilov

Inorganic Materials· Volume 44· Issue 2
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For a number of inorganic compounds, we evaluate and compare several approaches to calculating the lattice and atomization energies. Using mechanical activation of SiO 2 in copper-containing concentrate as an example, we demonstrate that the milling-induced energy gain can be evaluated using the lattice and atomization energies per unit volume. We describe a procedure for calculating the milling-induced energy gain in individual phases present in mineral raw materials. As the input data for such calculations, one can use x-ray diffraction data for the starting and milled materials. The results of such calculations are shown to correlate with literature data.
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