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  • 2024Fabrication and Performance Evaluation of a Nanostructured ZnO-Based Solid-State Electrochromic Devicecitations
  • 2021Self-Supported Smart Bacterial Nanocellulose–Phosphotungstic Acid Nanocomposites for Photochromic Applications13citations
  • 2021Heavy metal oxide glass-ceramics containing luminescent gallium-garnets single crystals for photonic applications11citations
  • 2020Thermal and structural modification in transparent and magnetic germanoborate glasses induced by Gd2O324citations
  • 2020Production of Transparent Soda-Lime Glass from Rice Husk Containing Iron and Manganese Impurities7citations
  • 2014Laser irradiation and thermal treatment inducing selective crystallization in Sb2O3–Sb2S3 glassy films4citations

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  • Aragao Ribeiro De Souza, Daniel
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  • Galeani, Gustavo
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  • Gomes Fernandes, Roger
  • Mastelaro, Valmor Roberto
  • Toulemonde, Olivier
  • Ribeiro, S. J. L.
  • Pradel, Annie
  • Messaddeq, Younes
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Production of Transparent Soda-Lime Glass from Rice Husk Containing Iron and Manganese Impurities

  • Nalin, Marcelo
Abstract

<jats:p>Glass is a familiar material that requires abundant mineral sources, with devastating consequences for the environment. Rice husk ash (RHA) presents a very high silica content (&gt;95%) and it can be a very promising alternative source for silica in silica-based glass. However, impurities like manganese and iron, which depend on the rice harvest, might limit RHA use, particularly in the production of optical transparent glasses. In this work, we discussed how Mn and Fe can affect the coloring of the produced glass, and how the effect of these impurities can be removed. First, the RHA was treated with acid solutions, leading to the production of a soda-lime glass with similar transparency to commercial glass (&gt;70%). Secondly, another simpler approach was studied: a small amount of antimony oxide was added in the composition of the glass, obtaining a transparent glass (&gt;80%, same thickness) with RHA.</jats:p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • mineral
  • glass
  • glass
  • iron
  • Manganese
  • lime
  • Antimony