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Temperature evolution inside a pot during experimental surface (bonfire) firing
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Under oxidizing conditions, chlorite begins its thermal transformation by decomposition at 500°C, while reflection [1] disappears at 650°C.
“These works reported that under oxidizing conditions, chlorite begins its thermal transformation by decomposition at 500°C, while reflection [1] disappears at 650°C.”
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- Maggetti, M., Neururer, C., & Ramseyer, D.
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- Applied Clay Science
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2011-09
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