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The x-ray identification and crystal structures of clay minerals
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Interaction of micas with nickel sulfate solutions
TL;DR: The interaction of natural biotites with dilute nickel sulfate solutions at various pHs is studied by X-ray powder diffraction, thermogravimetric analysis, and chemical analysis as discussed by the authors.
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Fluvio-deltaic environment and in situ pedogenesis of Middle Miocene kaolinitic sandstones of the Pugu coastal area of Tanzania
TL;DR: The Middle Miocene Pugu Sandstone of Central Tanzania is built of micaceous, hard and soft kaolinitic sandstones, the hard kaolitic variety consisting of poorly crystallized ragged anhedral kaolinite crystals and the soft type consisting of well-crystallized hexagonal crystals of kaolinte.
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Clay Mineralogy of the Soils above Basalt from Azraq Area, Jordan
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Strength Behavior of Naturally Cemented Marine Clay Due to Change in Ground Water Level
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TL;DR: In this article, the change in strength and deformation behavior of a typical marine clay deposit formed under shallow water is presented and discussed for the conditions of changing water table, where standard consolidation and triaxial shear tests were conducted.