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THE ENERGY OF HIGHLY DISPERSED ROCK COMPOSITES<\/strong><\/p>\n

Authors:<\/strong>\u00a0 ABRAMOVSKAYA Irina Romanovna, master student;<\/p>\n

AYZENSTADT Arcady Mikhailovich, Doctor of Chemistry;<\/p>\n

FROLOVA Maria Arcadievna, Ph.D in Chemistry;<\/p>\n

VESHNYAKOVA Ludmila Alexandrovna, Ph.D. student;<\/p>\n

TUTYGIN Alexander Sergeevich, senior lecturer<\/p>\n

Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov<\/p>\n

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Extended Abstract:<\/strong>\u00a0 The effect of the composition of silica-rock and basalt composite in a highly dispersed state on its energy characteristics has been investigat\u00aded. The dependences for the surface energy, the Gibbs energy and the Ha\u00admaker constant on the system composition have been obtained.<\/p>\n

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Key words: <\/strong>composite, highly dispersed material, atomization energy, Hamaker constant, Gibbs energy change.<\/p>\n

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1. Lesovik V.S. <\/em>Geonika. The object and problems. Belgorod State Technological Uni\u00adversity Publishing House. 2012. 213 p.<\/p>\n

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5. Calculation of the energy intensity for the rock as the raw material for the produc\u00adtion of building materials \/ I.R. Abramovskaya, A.M. Aisenstadt, V.S. Lesovik et al. \/\/ Industrial and Civil Engineering. Moscow: Publishing House \u00abPGS\u00bb. 2012. \u2116 10. P. 23\u201325.<\/p>\n

6. Zuev V.V. <\/em>Crystal energy as a basis for the assessment of the magnesia properties of solid state materials (including magnesium cements) \/ V. Zuev, L. Potselueva, Y.D. Goncharov. St. Petersburg. 2006. 139 p.<\/p>\n

7. Application of the thermodynamic approach to the assessment of the surface ener\u00adgy state of the dispersed materials \/ M.A. Frolova, A.S. Tutygin, A.M. Aisenstadt et al. \/\/ Nanotechnologies in Construction: A Scientific Internet\u2013Journal. Moscow. \u00abNanoStroitelstvo\u00bb. 2011. \u2116 6. \u0420. 13\u201325.<\/p>\n

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