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Based on the data of core, thin section, scanning electron microscopy and geochemical analysis.etc, from the dissolution phenomenon of laumontite in the carboniferous volcanic reservoirs of Santanghu Basin,the exploratory study of alkaline diagenesis and
He Du +3 more
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Zeolites in the Granitic Rocks of Chugoku District, Southwest Japan [PDF]
Ca-zeolites such as laumontite, stilbite and chabazite were found in the granitic rocks of both magnetite and ilmenite series of late Cretaceous to Tertiary age developed widely in the Chugoku district. These zeolites occur (1) in veins of various scale,
KITAGAWA, Ryuji +4 more
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XXIV. Laumontit von Heimbach bei Oberstein [PDF]
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Tight sandstone gas holds significant exploration and development potential. However, its complex pore structure and heterogeneous consolidation make quantitative reservoir prediction challenging. In this study, we propose a novel seismic inversion method that incorporates consolidation parameter and pore structure parameters as constraints for ...
Yongze Hu +7 more
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Heavy metal contamination in wastewater remains a critical environmental challenge due to the persistence and toxicity of metal ions such as Pb2+, Cd2+, Cr3+/Cr6+, Cu2+, Ni2+, and Zn2+. Although conventional treatment technologies can achieve high removal efficiencies, their practical application is often limited by high operational costs, energy ...
Kenson Mutai Muchiri +4 more
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A natural nanosponge: new insights on the crystal-fluid interactions in laumontite
Laumontite, |(Ca4-xNax)Kx(H2O)n| [Al8Si16O48], space group C2/m, is one of the most common natural zeolites occurring in a wide range of geological environments, including oceanic basalts, in vugs of plutonic and volcanic rocks and in sedimentary rocks ...
Merlini M. +4 more
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The classification of rock types is important for characterizing the heterogeneity of tight sandstone reservoirs and revealing their differential evolution process.
Xu GUAN +9 more
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Abstract Rift zones, both on land and submarine, are key pathways for mantle‐derived CO2 degassing to the Earth's surface. Fixation of CO2 as carbonates plays a critical role in regulating these emissions. This study examines carbon abundance and isotope compositions in hydrothermal fluids, altered rocks, and carbonates from geothermal systems in both ...
Barbara I. Kleine‐Marshall +23 more
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Cements are widely developed in clastic rock-originated weathering crust (CWC) reservoirs in the Kexia region along the northwestern margin of the Junggar Basin and significantly affect reservoir physical properties and oil and gas distribution in this ...
Changhai Gao +4 more
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Abstract Studies of exhumed subduction shear zones indicate that metamorphism and metasomatism of the oceanic lithosphere influence the composition, structure, and rheology of megathrust faults, particularly deep along the plate boundary (>30 km). However, less is known about the effects that fluid‐mediated chemical reactions have on the rheological ...
Benjamin D. Belzer +2 more
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