Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment

This work proposes a method of converting local iron ores into colour pigments to add commercial and technical values to the commodity. Iron ores were subjected to hammer-crushing and two milling techniques (low-energy ball milling and high-energy milling) to produce submicron or ultrafine pigment p...

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Main Authors: Wong, Y.W., Woon, H.S., Tan, C.Y.
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Published: Maney Publishing 2014
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description This work proposes a method of converting local iron ores into colour pigments to add commercial and technical values to the commodity. Iron ores were subjected to hammer-crushing and two milling techniques (low-energy ball milling and high-energy milling) to produce submicron or ultrafine pigment particles. Effects of different milling duration, speed and charge type on the particle size were investigated. X-ray diffraction and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy scans revealed that the ores contain hematite and goethite phases, with 54% of Fe and 35.38% of O. Particle size analysis showed that high-energy milling (14 hours, 11 mm charge, 550 rev min(-1)) was effective in producing particles as small as 1.379 mu m. Commision Internationale de l'Eclairage L* a* b* colour values measured were L* of 49.7, a* of 21.2 and b* of 15.8.
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spelling um.eprints-154642015-12-30T08:54:10Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/15464/ Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment Wong, Y.W. Woon, H.S. Tan, C.Y. This work proposes a method of converting local iron ores into colour pigments to add commercial and technical values to the commodity. Iron ores were subjected to hammer-crushing and two milling techniques (low-energy ball milling and high-energy milling) to produce submicron or ultrafine pigment particles. Effects of different milling duration, speed and charge type on the particle size were investigated. X-ray diffraction and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy scans revealed that the ores contain hematite and goethite phases, with 54% of Fe and 35.38% of O. Particle size analysis showed that high-energy milling (14 hours, 11 mm charge, 550 rev min(-1)) was effective in producing particles as small as 1.379 mu m. Commision Internationale de l'Eclairage L* a* b* colour values measured were L* of 49.7, a* of 21.2 and b* of 15.8. Maney Publishing 2014 Article PeerReviewed Wong, Y.W. and Woon, H.S. and Tan, C.Y. (2014) Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment. Materials Research Innovations, 18 (S6). pp. 159-163.
spellingShingle Wong, Y.W.
Woon, H.S.
Tan, C.Y.
Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment
title Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment
title_full Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment
title_fullStr Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment
title_full_unstemmed Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment
title_short Purification and conversion of Malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment
title_sort purification and conversion of malaysian iron ores into industrial grade iron oxide colour pigment
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