Titlebook: Clay Microstructure; Richard H. Bennett,Matthew H. Hulbert Book 1986 International Human Resources Development Corporation 1986 chemistry.

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Concepts of Clay Fabric, Goldschmidt (1926) proposed that clay properties are due to crystalline minerals enclosed by a film of adsorbed water molecules. He thought that the water molecules adhere to each other and to mineral grains due to their dipolar moment. Goldschmidt proposed that the flaky minerals of chemically sen

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Clay Fabric and Environment,re important in determining the fabric of the transported material and the freshly deposited sedimentary material. Deposited particles establish the primary properties of the sediment. Once deposited, postdepositional processes come into play. Postdepositional processes and effects can be grouped in

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Joseph G. Pickard,M. Denise King Goldschmidt (1926) proposed that clay properties are due to crystalline minerals enclosed by a film of adsorbed water molecules. He thought that the water molecules adhere to each other and to mineral grains due to their dipolar moment. Goldschmidt proposed that the flaky minerals of chemically sen

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Book 1986particle relations of the solid particles (generally those less than 3. 9 /Lm in size) of sediment. Physico-chemical interac­ tions are expressions of the forces between the particles. In this review, we trace the historical development of under­ standing clay microstructure by discussing key scient