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Get PriceFor the special case where ratio of the abundance of layer type A to layer type B is exactly 3:1 (i.e., P A = 0.75) and the ordering scheme is R = 3 (i.e., P A·B·A·A = 1) then this becomes a discrete mineral phase. For ISII this mineral is named tarasovite and it has a basal d-spacing with a 47Å repeat.
[PDF]Get Pricemixed-layer clay mineral rectorite seems to form as a result of the alteration of muscovite-paragonite during late stages of diagenesis and represents an inter mediate metastable phase in the mineral paragenetic sequence. Pyrophyllite subsequently formed from the alteration of rectorite during advancing metamorphism and is the stable end ...
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Get PriceOct 16, 2002 · The Origin and Development of the Source Clays Program. William F. Moll. 16 October 2002 . Background . In any clay deposit, the nature of the mineral assemblage and the composition of individual clay minerals can change radically in a few centimeters.
Get PriceThe regular mixed-layer clay mineral rectorite seems to form as a result of the alteration of muscovite-paragonite during late stages of diagenesis and represents an intermediate metastable phase in the mineral paragenetic sequence. Pyrophyllite subsequently formed from the alteration of rectorite during advancing metamorphism and is the stable ...
[PDF]Get PriceIt can be seen from Table 1 that the natural rectorite mineral is a Ca-rich clay mineral, i.e., it contains more calcium than other alkaline metals. It is also noted that the thermally activated products have no obvious changes in their chemical compositions, as shown in Table 1. 3.1.2. TG–DSC
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Get PriceThe rectorite, a regular mixed layer mineral consisting of dioctahedral swelling and non-swelling 2:1 layers, from North Little Rock, Arkansas, was studied to define the crystal chemistry and structural parameters (e.g. layer charge of the different layers, presence of cis/trans-vacancies).X-ray diffraction, simultaneous thermal analysis coupled with mass spectrometry, X-ray fluorescence and ...
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Get PriceClay mineral authigenesis in coal and shale from the Anthracite region, Pennsylvania Enrc J. D,lsrcls, SrrpHnN P. Ar,uNnn Department of Geology, University of Illinois, 1301 W. Green St., Urbana, Illinois 61801, U.S.A. Ansrnlcr Textural, chemical, and mineralogical analyses of authigenic clays in .
Get Pricebe forming in the original clay mineral host. This variety is unusual because much of it grew as suspended or unattached crystals or cluster (burrs) in a clay mineral—rectorite. Specimens of these more unusual varieties from Arkansas are prized by collectors for their beauty and scarcity. 6.
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[PDF]Get Priceclay mineral rectorite occurs as twisted scales and has formed from, and has mostly replaced, illite. Another occurrence of fault gouge clay is found at the end of the Red River Passage. This clay is composed of 80% greenish-gray, finely-laminated illite, with minor angular quartz clasts and red colloidal hematite between laminae (Hill 1999 ...
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Get PriceThe physicochemical properties of a rectorite mineral, including its chemical composition, structure, thermal behavior, and chemical reactivity, were systemically investigated and compared with those of commercial kaolin. The results showed that the rectorite mineral suitably treated could substitute kaolin for synthesizing FCC catalysts.
Get PriceClay mineral authigenesis in coal and shale from the Anthracite region, Pennsylvania Enrc J. D,lsrcls, SrrpHnN P. Ar,uNnn Department of Geology, University of Illinois, 1301 W. Green St., Urbana, Illinois 61801, U.S.A. Ansrnlcr Textural, chemical, and mineralogical analyses of authigenic clays in .
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