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A test of the interlayer ionic porosity model as a measure of argon diffusivity in trioctahedral micas

, 2020
Micas are among the most commonly-dated minerals by the 40Ar/39Ar technique to determine the crystallization or cooling ages of rocks. Interpretation of the geological significance of these ages is largely dependent on understanding how 40Ar* (radiogenic
Alfredo Camacho   +5 more
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Dielectric properties of iron-bearing trioctahedral phyllosilicates

Physics and Chemistry of Minerals, 1997
Measurements of the real part of conductivity (σ′) and dielectric function (ɛ′) were performed on large crystal flakes of biotite (Moen) and vermiculite (Benahavis), at variable frequencies (0.1 to 1000 kHz) and as a function of temperature (300 ...
Claus H. Rüscher, Stefan Gall
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Eu(III) coprecipitation with the trioctahedral clay mineral, hectorite

Clays and Clay Minerals, 2006
AbstractVarious secondary phases formed during alteration/dissolution of HLW (high-level nuclear waste) borosilicate glass represent a significant retention potential for radionuclides including divalent actinides. The trioctahedral smectite, hectorite, Na0.7[Li0.7Mg5.3Si8O20(OH)4], is one of the secondary phases identified within the alteration layer ...
Pieper, H.   +4 more
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Hydrothermal Synthesis of Low Layer Charge Trioctahedral Smectite

2021
Smectites are widely used in (geo-) technical applications and are important components of soils. A definition gap exists between the uncharged non-swellable pyrophyllite and talc ( = 0) and the low charged swellable clay minerals (smectites) with 0.2 0.6. Furthermore, no reliable measurement method exists for < 0.2.
Yi-Yu , Liu   +3 more
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Conversion reactions from dioctahedral smectite to trioctahedral chlorite and their structural simulations

Applied Clay Science, 2018
The clay minerals are good indicators of rock history because their wide transformation variations are sensitive to the formation conditions, like temperature (T), pressure (P) and fluid composition.
Jie Meng   +6 more
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Formation of Arrested States in Natural Di- and Trioctahedral Smectite Dispersions Compared to Those in Synthetic Hectorite — A Macro- and Microrheological Study

Clays and clay minerals, 2018
The effect of natural clay-mineral properties on the rheological behavior of dispersion is very important in new geotechnical and industrial applications. The colloidal behavior of natural clay minerals with various octahedral structures was investigated
M. Pilavtepe   +5 more
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Salt Displacement of Acid‐Treated Trioctahedral Vermiculites

Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1967
Abstract Freshly prepared and 30‐day‐aged samples of HCl‐treated trioctahedral vermiculites from Libby, Montana (L) and northeastern Transvaal, South Africa (S) were leached with 1 N or more dilute solutions of NaCl, KCl, CaCl 2 , or ...
Malek T. Kaddah, N. T. Coleman
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Polytype Identification in Trioctahedral 1:1 Layer Silicates Using Electron Diffraction with Application to a Chronstedtite That was Synthesized Using Metallic Iron-Clay Interactions

Clays and clay minerals, 2018
The present study presents a generalized procedure to accurately identify trioctahedral 1:1 layer silicates. The reciprocal space (RS) sections were obtained by the precession method by “unwarping” frames that were recorded using diffractometers with ...
Jiří Hybler   +5 more
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Dielectric Properties of a Di-trioctahedral Chlorite: Cookeite

Transactions of the Indian Ceramic Society, 1988
Temperature and frequency variations of the dielectric constant (K), loss (tan δ) and conductivity of a di-trioctahedral chlorite (cookeite) were measured in the temperature range 30°—400°C and frequency range 102—107 kHz. The variational patterns of these parameters of cookeite have been compared with those of ripidolite, a tri-trioctahedral chlorite ...
S. Lokanatha   +2 more
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Compositions of trioctahedral micas in the Cornubian batholith

Mineralogical Magazine, 1988
AbstractNew major and trace element chemical analyses of trioctahedral micas of the Cornubian batholith emphasize their enrichment in a ‘trace-alkali element’ association (Li, Rb, Cs, F, Nb, Mn) and their deficiency in a ‘femic element’ association (Zr, Ce, Th as well as Mg and Ti) compared with micas from many other granite suites, although there are ...
M. Stone, C. S. Exley, M. C. George
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