Titlebook: Clay Sedimentology; Hervé Chamley Textbook 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Ocean.Sediment.Sedimentation.diagenesis.lacustrine.

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Textbook 1989our of clay minerals and associated minerals in transitional environments (estuaries, deltas) and shallow-sea environments - diverse origins of clay in the marine environment - post-sedimentary processes intervening during early and late diagenesis - use of clay stratigraphic data for the reconstruc

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Antioxidant

Teodor Krauthammer,Joseph W. Tedescoally all other types of soft and hard sedimentary rocks, including coarse silicoclastites and saline evaporites. This explains the increased interest on the part of sedimentologists in studying these minerals.

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Vladimir M. Roytman,Igor E. Lukashevichs, sulfides, and fluorides (see Jones and Bowser’s review, 1978). Mite and smectite constitute the dominant species, and are as frequently encountered as quartz. Chlorite, kaolinite, mixed-layers and palygorskite are variously present, depending on the lake location. .. Let us consider a few selected examples.

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Maria João Batista,Luis Plácido Martinsacial erosion and transportation determine a high diversity in lithology and clay content, from the frontal moraines almost devoid of fine fraction to the heterogeneous, often clay-rich subglacial tills.

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Resilience of Cyber-Physical Systemsted with minor quantities of various dense minerals (hornblende, tourmaline, garnet, epidote, titanite, rutile, zircon). O.E. Radczewski identified quartz grains coated with red-brown hematite, proved to be characteristic of a desert origin. This desert-quartz (= Wüstenquartz) was found in both glacial and postglacial sediments off Africa.

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