Facile method for preparation of micronized fly ash by microbial corrosion and ball‐milling
Abstract A novel technique was proposed to prepare micronized fly ash (FA), broadening the application of fly ash in rubber compounds. This facile method of FA micronization is carried out by microbial corrosion to produce a loose structure which is easily destroyed by the following ball milling ste...
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Ziyi Meng [verfasserIn] Yongming Liu [verfasserIn] Yuyue Xiong [verfasserIn] Wenqiang Ke [verfasserIn] Chunjie Gong [verfasserIn] Qingting Liu [verfasserIn] |
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