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Transactions of the INDIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY   Vol. 27  1968
Mineralogical characterisation of some Indian Bentonites based on IL: MA ratios
s. K. GUHA, KAMALA SEN GUPTA AND SUDHIR SEN
Pages : 76-78
DOI : 10.1080/0371750X.1968.10855634
Abstract
The ratio of ignition loss (IL) to the moisture absorption (MA) at a particular relative humidity of a clay mineral hCI8 been used as a technique for clay mineral identification. This technique has been employed for studying the mineral components present in some Indian Bentonites. It has been found that if the three main groups of clay. minerals are lined up in the order of increasing of particle fineness as kaolinite, illite and montmorillonite, the IL values increased in the reverse order MA, however, followed the same order and increased from Kaolinite to Montmorillonite. Bihar, Raiula, Akli and IJathiki-Dhani Bentonites were found to be typically montmorillonitic. Jaipur and Karauli were predominantly illitic.
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