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Hydrochemistry and environmental isotope signatures (δ¹⁸O and δ²H) in the crystalline basement groundwater system of Oye-Ekiti, southwestern Nigeria. [PDF]

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Bolaji TA, Bedaso ZK, Papazotos PG, Oyelami CA, Ogudo JR, Olowoniyi AO.   +5 more
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GRANIT, 2019
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Singularity index and multifractal analysis of magnitude magnetic transforms: a new methodology to explore Au mineralization with application to Esh El Mallaha, Egypt. [PDF]

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Nazih M, Gobashy MM, Khamis H, El-Sadek MA, Soliman KS.   +4 more
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Apatite saturation revisited: new model formulations and applications to igneous rocks. [PDF]

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Klein BZ, Müntener O, Gillespie J, Marxer F.   +3 more
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Applications of machine learning algorithms in lithological mapping of Saint Katherine Neoproterozoic rocks in the South Sinai of Egypt using hyperspectral PRISMA data. [PDF]

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Ali-Bik MW, Zafar T, Hassan SM, Sadek MF, Abo Khashaba SM.   +4 more
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Evaluation of radiological hazards associated with some Egyptian marble and granite rocks. [PDF]

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El-Nahal MA, Alawy MK, Elsafi M.
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Dating ductile deformation of the Earth’s crust: the critical role of fluids

Jakobsson V, Spikings R, Kutzschbach M, Berger A, Kouzmanov K, Müller W.   +5 more
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Geochemical characteristics and detrital zircon U-Pb ages of the Yimin Formation, Kelulun Depression, Hailar Basin and constraints on uranium mineralization. [PDF]

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Meng F, Nie F, Xia F, Yan Z, Sun D, Zhou W, Zhang X, Wang Q.   +7 more
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A Study of Zircons in Granites and Granitic Rocks

A Study of Zircons in Granites and Granitic Rocks
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Friction on a granite to granite interface

International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts, 1989
Direct shear tests were conducted on a granite to granite interface for the purpose of tracing the evolution of frictional resistance as the initially smooth and polished surface wears during continuing shearing displacement. At the moment when sliding on the freshly manufactured interface starts (first slip), the friction angle is very low, between 15°
E. Z. Lajtai, A. M. Gadi
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