Mineralogical study of sedimentary rocks in the oil fields of japan by the x-ray diffraction method, and its application to petroleum geology
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This article is published in Clay science.The article was published on 1968-01-01 and is currently open access. It has received 15 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Petroleum geology & Sedimentary rock.read more
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Transformational changes of clay minerals, zeolites and silica minerals during diagenesis
Koichi Aoyagi,Toshie Kazama +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors studied the diagenetic transformation of clay minerals, zeolites and silica minerals in Cretaceous and Tertiary argillaceous rocks from deeply drilled wells in Japan.
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Chapter 1 An outline of clays and clay minerals in Japan
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present the studies on the clays and clay minerals of Japan and discuss the specific properties of clay minerals as revealed by X-ray; thermal, electron optical analyses, etc.
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Clay minerals in carbonate reservoir rocks and their significance in porosity studies
TL;DR: In this article, the authors studied the origin of porosity in the Neogene calcareous rocks of Akita, Japan, and in the Mississippian Windsor Group carbonate rocks of Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Application of x-ray diffraction to analytical problems of occupational health.
TL;DR: X-ray diffraction is presented as an analytical tool for crystalline substances which are hazards in an occupational environment for both qualitative and quantitative analyses of samples.
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Petroleum geochemistry in the Neogene sedimentary basin of Japan, with special reference to primary migration
TL;DR: In this paper, geochemical and some geological features of the presumed source beds of the Neogene Tertiary in Japan have been presented, showing that primary migration, by oil phase transport of immature or mild mature hydrocarbons derived from primary bitumen takes place at a relatively shallow depth, c. 800-1300 m in Japanese Neogene oil fields.
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Possible Uses of Clay Minerals in Search for Oil
TL;DR: In the last fifteen to twenty years, our understanding of the geologic significance of the clay minerals has increased from nearly zero to the point where we can begin to make some practical application of our knowledge as discussed by the authors.
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Postdiagenetic Clay Mineral Environmental Relationships in the Gulf Coast Eocene1
TL;DR: An extensive survey of clay mineral relationships in the subsurface Wilcox formation (Eocene) has shown progressive diagenetic conversions with depth as mentioned in this paper, and the change to mineralic form is aided by the natural “bombing” resulting from normal increases in temperature and pressure due to burial.
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Environmental Studies of Carboniferous Sediments Part I: Geochemical Criteria for Differentiating Marine from Fresh-Water Shales
TL;DR: In this paper, it was shown that trace-element assemblages and clay-mineral ratios are in some respects characteristic of the environment of deposition of shales and that boron and rubidium are more abundant in a group of marine shales than in a groups of fresh-water shales of Pennsylvanian age.
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