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Facies-related diagenetic alteration in lacustrine–deltaic red beds of the Paleogene Ergeliin Zoo Formation (Erdene Sum area, S. Gobi, Mongolia)
Lacustrine–deltaic Carbonate Phyllosilicates Diagenesis Paleogene Mongolia
2011/11/14
The Late Eocene Ergeliin Zoo Formation, Mongolia, was subdivided into four facies associations/stratigraphic units which
are characterized by various carbonate minerals: (I) mud–sand flat (low-Fe dol...
Change in Layer Charge of Smectites and Smectite Layers in Illite/Smectite during Diagenetic Alteration
Beidellitization Charge Location Diagenesis Greene-Kelly Test Illite/Smectite Layer Charge Smectite
2011/12/27
Abstract: The changes in amount and location of layer charge during diagenetic alteration have been investigated for smectites and smectite layers of illite/smectite interstratified minerals (I/S) by ...
Diagenetic Alteration of Perlite in the Guryongpo Area, Republic of Korea
Clinoptilolite Diagenesis Dissolution Glass Mordenite Perlite Smectite Zeolite
2011/11/30
Abstract: Perlite, which occurs at the contacts between dacite and lacustrine tuffs of Miocene age in the Guryongpo area, Korea, has undergone more sluggish and incomplete diagenetic alteration than t...
Diagenetic Alteration of Silicic Ash in Searles Lake, California
Alkaline Saline lake Anacime Clinoptilolite Diagenesis K-feldspar Merlinoite Phillipsite Volcanic ash Zeolite
2012/1/11
Ash layers from Searles Lake, California, were sampled in core of drill hole KM-3, which penetrated 693 m of lacustrine sediment deposited in a playa-lake complex over the past 3.2 my. Lake water chan...
A Comparative Study of the Diagenetic Alteration of Clay Minerals in Mesozoic Shales from Papua, New Guinea, and in Tertiary Shales from Louisiana, U.S.A.
Diagenetic Alteration Clay Minerals Mesozoic Shales
2011/11/17
Abstract: Gradual change from 60% montmorillonite/40% illite randomly interstratified clay minerals at 3500 ft depth to 20% montmorillonite/80% illite at 10,200 ft can be observed in a complete sectio...