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Solubility soluble very low insoluble , soluble in in polar solubilities except in
organic solvents acids or solvents to yield alkalis by to yield solutions chemical
solutions containing reaction ions Structural nondirected ; highly nondirected ...
Solubility soluble very low insoluble , soluble in in polar solubilities except in
organic solvents acids or solvents to yield alkalis by to yield solutions chemical
solutions containing reaction ions Structural nondirected ; highly nondirected ...
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Interactions with inorganic and organic compounds. Smectite, vermiculite, and
other expansible clay minerals can accommodate relatively large, inorganic
cations between the layers. Because of this multivalency, the interlayer space is
only ...
Interactions with inorganic and organic compounds. Smectite, vermiculite, and
other expansible clay minerals can accommodate relatively large, inorganic
cations between the layers. Because of this multivalency, the interlayer space is
only ...
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ORGANIC-RICH sedimentary deposits Coal, oil shale, and petroleum are not
sedimentary rocks per se; they represent accumulations of undecayed organic
tissue that can either make up the bulk of the material (e.g., coal), or be
disseminated ...
ORGANIC-RICH sedimentary deposits Coal, oil shale, and petroleum are not
sedimentary rocks per se; they represent accumulations of undecayed organic
tissue that can either make up the bulk of the material (e.g., coal), or be
disseminated ...
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