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The Urho Formation in the Lower Permian System at the Junggar Basin in China commonly develops zeolite cements. The presence of zeolite minerals in various states of occurrence and uneven distribution in glutenite reservoirs makes it indeterminate to ...
Jia Jun +4 more
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Portite discredited = natrolite and new data on "schneiderite" (= laumontite)
The sample of portite studied by D'Achiardi (1873), a fragment of the holotype of Meneghini & Bechi (1852), was rediscovered in some of the oldest collections of the Natural History Museum of Pisa University. X-ray and optical data demonstrate that portite is identical to natrolite, thus allowing us to discredit the mineral name portite.
FRANZINI M, PERCHIAZZI, NATALE
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A neutron powder diffraction study of fully deuterated laumontite
The crystal structure of fully deuterated laumontite, Ca 4 Al 8 Si 16 O 48 .18D 2 O, has been refined from neutron powder diffraction data using the Rietveld method, λ = 1.468(1) A, T = 295 K, C2/m, Z = 1, M r = 1935.94, a = 14.863(2), b = 13.169(2), c = 7.537(1) A, β = 110.18(1)°, V = 1384.7(6) A 3 , 6.04° ≤ 2θ ≤ 125.00° in 1488 steps, R p = 3.57 ...
K. STAHL, ARTIOLI, GILBERTO
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The Huizhou–Lufeng Depression in the Pearl River Mouth Basin is a significant hydrocarbon accumulation zone, where tuffaceous materials exert critical control on the quality of Paleogene Wenchang Formation sandstone reservoirs.
Wanlin Li +9 more
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Secondary Minerals from the Drilling Cores of DVDP 3 (Ross Island) and 6 (Lake Vida) [PDF]
The secondary minerals were collected from the drilling cores of DVDP 3 (Ross Island) and DVDP 6 (Lake Vida) and were investigated by the powder X-ray diffraction method. In No.
Hideki MORIKAWA +3 more
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A Comprehensive Study on Enhancing Microbicidal Activity of Pure and Ion-Exchanged Zeolites Through Structural and Chemical Determinants. [PDF]
Zeolites are crystalline aluminosilicate materials known for their unique structures and small pores, making them highly suitable for various applications, including antimicrobial uses. Their porous surfaces enable them to act as carriers for metal ions, enhancing their antibacterial potential.
Tabesh H +4 more
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Hydrothermal Reaction of Dehydrated Laumontite
Kiriyama, Ryoiti +3 more
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Study on Deterioration of Concrete due to Transformation of Laumontite [PDF]
Laumontite is a harmful mineral for concrete. Standard specifications for concrete structures described that laumontite and its dehydration material leonhardite would need care because there was volume change between laumontite and leonhardite due to ...
渡邊, 凌, 岩月, 栄治
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On the crystal-fluid interactions in laumontite [PDF]
Laumontite, I(Ca4.xNa,)Kx(H20)nl [AlgSiI604SL space group C2/m, is one of the most common naturaI zeolite occurring in a wide range of geologicaI environments, including sedimentary deposits, deep-sea sediments and in sedimentary deposits related to oil ...
G. D. Gatta +4 more
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High stresses stored in fault zones: example of the Nojima fault (Japan) [PDF]
During the last decade pulverized rocks have been described on outcrops along large active faults and attributed to damage related to a propagating seismic rupture front.
A.-M. Boullier +6 more
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