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Natural Mineral Materials

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This book presents natural minerals used as inorganic materials, and inorganic materials exchanging cations or anions in natural minerals for other ions not found in nature. In addition, composites such as natural mineral materials that interact with organic molecules or polymers are introduced according to how they are used.

Readers can refer to this volume as a guidebook to search for specific inorganic materials, and, if they wish, can consult any part of it at random. The book will be especially helpful and of interest to both scientists and engineers. 

Author(s): Hideo Hashizume
Series: NIMS Monographs
Publisher: Springer
Year: 2022

Language: English
Pages: 129
City: Tokyo

Preface
Contents
Chapter 1: Silicate Minerals
1.1 Minerals in Igneous Rocks
1.1.1 Olivines
1.1.2 Garnets
1.1.3 Pyroxenes
1.1.4 Feldspars
1.1.5 Calcium Silicates
1.1.6 Silica Minerals
1.1.7 Spinels
1.1.8 Amphiboles
1.2 Clay Minerals
1.2.1 Definitions and Classification
1.2.2 Interaction with Metal Ions
1.2.3 Interaction with Organic Materials
1.2.4 Other Uses: Nanocomposites of Clay Minerals and Organic Materials and Catalysts
1.3 Zeolites
1.3.1 Classification
1.3.2 Uses of Zeolites: Ionic Exchange of Metal Cations and Capture of Gases
References
Chapter 2: Phosphate Minerals
2.1 Adsorption of Cations by Phosphate Minerals
2.2 Interaction of Radioactive Elements with Phosphate Minerals
2.3 Interaction of Organic Molecules with Phosphate Minerals
2.4 Application to Biomaterials
2.5 Application of Phosphate Minerals to Industry
References
Chapter 3: Carbonate Minerals
3.1 Interaction of Metal Cations with Carbonate Minerals
3.2 Interaction of Organic Compounds with Carbonate Minerals
3.3 Carbonation
3.4 Synthesis of Carbonate Minerals
3.5 Carbonate Minerals with Rare Earth Elements (REEs) and Radioactive Elements
References
Chapter 4: Sulfur-Related Minerals
4.1 Characteristics of Sulfates
4.2 Characteristics of Sulfides
4.3 Interaction with Metal Cations
4.3.1 Sulfates
4.3.2 Sulfides
4.4 Interaction with Organic and Other Materials
4.4.1 Sulfates
4.4.2 Sulfides
References