NIPPON KAGAKU KAISHI
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Preparation of Calcium Aluminates by Solid State Reaction of CaSO4-Al2O3 System and Reactivity for SO2
Takeshi OKUTANIRyusaburo FURUICHITadao ISHII
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1975 Volume 1975 Issue 9 Pages 1485-1490

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High temperature gas-flow DTA apparatus working up to 1500° C was used to investigate the reversible reaction among calcium sulfate, aluminum oxide, calcium aluminate, and 'air-S02 mixture, shown in the following equation;
For the forward reaction, the experiments were carried out by using- GaSO4-77-Al203 and CaSO4: -ce-Al203 mixtures (1: 1 in mole ratio) in flowing nitrogen (100 m//min) up to 1400° C. For the reverse reaction, the experiments were carried out by -using air-SO2 gas mixture (1: 1 in mole ratio and the flow rate of 100 m//min) and calcium alurninate samples prepared from -CaSO4-Al203 mixtures by heating them at 1300° C for 1 hr. Thermal decomposition of pure CaSO4reaction of CaO with Al203 and that of Ca-0 with air-SO, mixture were also tesied. to compare them. with the reactions in CaSO4-Al203 sy'ste'rng.
The results are summarized as follows: (1) In the CaSO4-Al203 system, the decomposition of CaSO4 (CaSO4 Ca0 S08, 4H° (1373 K)=89.7 kcal/mol) and the formation of calcium aluminates (for example, CaO + Al203 CaO. Al203, .411° (1373 K)=.5 kcal/mol) occur simul7 taneously. The corresponding endothermic DTA peaks appear at 1140° C and 1190° C for CaSO4 -n-Al203 and CaSO4r-Al203 systems, respectively (Fig.1). (2) The decomposition of CaSO4 is promoted by Al203; the decomposition occurs at lower temperature and the rate is higher when Al203 is present.72-Al203 was found to be more effective than a-Al203 (Fig.1 and 2). (3) CaO formed by the decomposition of CaSO4 shows higher', reactivity than commercial CaO for the formation of calcium aluminate. Various types of aluminates, CaO. Al203, 12 Ca().7 Al203, 3 CaO.5 Al203, 3 CaO Al20 CaO.6 Al203 and x Ca0. y Al203 are formed and the kind of aluminates formed seemed to depend on the reactivity of CaO and/or Al203, as well as upon the composition of system under the working state. A new unknown aluminate x-CaO Al203 is formed for which x is assumed to be smaller than y (Table 1 and Fig.3 and 5). (4) Calcium aluminates are more reactive than commercial CaO for air-SO2 mixture and the starting reaction temperature with SO2 is lower for the aluminates prepared from 7-Al203 than that from ce-Al203 (Fig.4 and 6). (5) Calcium aluminates react with air-SO2 mixture to produce CaSO4 and 77-Al208, and the aluminates with values of m/n 1 are active (Fig.5 and 7). (6) The above results were confirmed by -the consecutive DTA experiments carried out in air-SO2 mixture and in N2 (Fig.6).

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