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Casting Slip Storage in Summer


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Is it possible to store casting slip in the heat of summer in my garage?  I live in TX, so temps get over 100 for weeks at a time. Would this have a deleterious effect on the performance of the deflocculant? Or anything else I am not thinking of?  I guess it might grow mold, which would be pretty gross.

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Effect of Temperature on the Charge on Kaolinite Particles in Water Systems by D.D. Button and W.G. Lawrence (Alfred U) 

Journal of American Ceramic Society.

@ 60F the charge on particles held in suspension drops by one third resulting in warping or irregular particle stacking.

@140F the maximum zeta potential (particle charge) is obtained.

application: store it and pour it. 

Tom

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9 minutes ago, glazenerd said:

application: store it and pour it. 

Tom

Just off the top of your head, huh? ;) Thanks for the info and many thanks for the application note at the end. I'm not totally up to speed on zeta potentials, so I needed the translation.  You rock!

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