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ISSN: 0009-8558

EISSN: 1471-8030

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Coastal processes affecting the clayey sediments of the exposed mudflats on the receding western Dead Sea shore

Characteristic changes of calcined clay minerals as heavy metal adsorbents

The kinetics and mechanism of using cationic surfactants to reduce the dissolution of clay minerals

Thermo-physical and Viscoelastic Peculiarities of 3,4-Dihydro-2H-pyran Containing Polymer Layered-Clay Reinforced Nanoarchitectures

Elucidation of interaction mechanisms between amorphous alumina and montmorillonite in laterite

Synthesis of nano-metakaolin using mechanical activation: effects of various parameters on the activated material properties

The effect of different exchangeable cations on the CO2 adsorption capacity of Laponite RD®

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Coastal processes affecting the clayey sediments of the exposed mudflats on the receding western Dead Sea shore

Characteristic changes of calcined clay minerals as heavy metal adsorbents

The kinetics and mechanism of using cationic surfactants to reduce the dissolution of clay minerals

Thermo-physical and Viscoelastic Peculiarities of 3,4-Dihydro-2H-pyran Containing Polymer Layered-Clay Reinforced Nanoarchitectures

Elucidation of interaction mechanisms between amorphous alumina and montmorillonite in laterite

Synthesis of nano-metakaolin using mechanical activation: effects of various parameters on the activated material properties

The effect of different exchangeable cations on the CO2 adsorption capacity of Laponite RD®