Thursday, 1 October 2015

inorganic chemistry - How can I obtain oxygen gas from plagioclase


I would like to know if there is a possibility to decompose plagioclase to obtain oxygen gas to be used in a combustion reaction?


I know that oxygen represents $47\%$ of the weight of 1 mole of plagioclase (albite $\ce{NaAlSi3O8}$ – anorthite $\ce{CaAl2Si2O8}$), which equals to $\pu{130 g}$ out of $\pu{277 g}$, so it will be very nice if I could decompose plagioclase and obtain oxygen gas, but I don't know if that is possible or not?




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