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Although , in a broader sense , clay eclogites ( high - pressure metamorphic
rocks ) minerals can include virtually any mineral of the abovecited particle size ,
the definition adapted here is restricted to represent hydrous - layer silicates and
...
Although , in a broader sense , clay eclogites ( high - pressure metamorphic
rocks ) minerals can include virtually any mineral of the abovecited particle size ,
the definition adapted here is restricted to represent hydrous - layer silicates and
...
Page 213
Zeolitic and bound water adsorption Pillared clays Specific gravities Agricultural
use Transformation and neoformation shown by ... The ion-exchange properties
of the clay minerals are extremely important because they determine the physical
...
Zeolitic and bound water adsorption Pillared clays Specific gravities Agricultural
use Transformation and neoformation shown by ... The ion-exchange properties
of the clay minerals are extremely important because they determine the physical
...
Page 214
In general, ferromagnesian clay minerals are more soluble in acids than their
aluminian counterparts. Incongruent dissolutions may result from reactions in a
low-acid-concentration medium where the acid first attacks the adsorbed or
interlayer ...
In general, ferromagnesian clay minerals are more soluble in acids than their
aluminian counterparts. Incongruent dissolutions may result from reactions in a
low-acid-concentration medium where the acid first attacks the adsorbed or
interlayer ...
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Author | Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1997 |
| ISBN | 0852296339, 9780852296332 |
| Length | 1026 pages |
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