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Journal of Applied Chemistry, 1952
AbstractThe thermal decomposition of dolomite at various constant temperatures and carbon dioxide pressures has been investigated by the ‘loss‐of‐weight method.’ Depending on these conditions, dolomite can be decomposed either stepwise to magnesium oxide and calcium carbonate (‘half‐burnt dolomite’) with subsequent dissociation of calcium carbonate, or
R. A. W. Haul, J. Markus
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AbstractThe thermal decomposition of dolomite at various constant temperatures and carbon dioxide pressures has been investigated by the ‘loss‐of‐weight method.’ Depending on these conditions, dolomite can be decomposed either stepwise to magnesium oxide and calcium carbonate (‘half‐burnt dolomite’) with subsequent dissociation of calcium carbonate, or
R. A. W. Haul, J. Markus
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Neoproterozoic marine dolomite hardgrounds and their relationship to cap dolomites
Precambrian Research, 2019Abstract Neoproterozoic cap dolomites are unusual and distinctive marker units that occur after large Cryogenian glaciations. Several thin dolomite units that have features resembling cap dolomites occur within the Cryogenian-Ediacaran succession of the Adelaide Geosyncline. While each of these dolomite units has distinctive features, they also share
Malcolm W. Wallace +4 more
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Use of dolomite dust for manufacturing stabilized dolomite refractories
Refractories and Industrial Ceramics, 1997The chemical and phase compositions of dolomite dust of refractory enterprises of Ukraine tha tproduce metallurgical dolomite by firing in rotary furnaces are studied. The main parameters of the process of manufacturing briquets from dolomite dust, the optimum proportion of the compoennts, and the firing regimes for briquets and articles are ...
G. I. Antonov +6 more
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Dolomitization, Dolomite Distribution, Reservoir Rocks: ABSTRACT
AAPG Bulletin, 1970Approximately 80% of the hydrocarbon reserves in carbonate rocks in North America are found in rock that is essentially pure dolomite. In many reservoirs the field limits are determined by the distribution of dolomite, because the dolomitization process is conducive to the production of a favorable reservoir rock.
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Origin and evolution of fault-controlled hydrothermal dolomitization fronts: A new insight
Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2020Jack Stacey +2 more
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Thermal convection dolomitization induced by the Emeishan Large Igneous Province
Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2020Mingcai Hou, Jiuyuan Wang, Ying Cui
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