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Evolution of Pore Structure and Permeability of Rocks in Laboratory Experiments,Conversely, deformation can easily result in large changes of the pore structure (Paterson, 1978; Wong, 1990). Because transport properties of rocks, including permeability and electrical resistivity, are directly determined by the pore structure (Walsh, 1965; Simmons and Richter, 1976; Gangi, 1979;

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An Overview of Factors Controlling Rates of Compaction, Fluid Generation and Flow in Sedimentary Baases in clastic sedimentary rocks consist of mineral grains, rock fragments, and sometimes also amorphous material. Minerals precipitated after deposition are referred to as authigenic, and they fill the primary pore space or replace detrital grains. The fluid phases may consist of liquid phases lik

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92268-3ence of faceted crystals also holds for almost all inorganic crystals grown in the laboratory and inorganic mineral crystals grown in nature. Examples are the very well known crystals of quartz, gypsum, pyrite, etc. Note that the occurrence of facets on crystals does not depend on the size of the cr

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Ulrich von Alemann,Wolfgang Tönnesmannwhich allows the growing mineral to develop a shape that minimizes the surface energy of that particular grain, i.e. a faceted crystal. This is generally not the case in rocks with low porosity where the total surface energy of the whole society of grains (the rock) determines the shape of the indiv

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88696-5upied by the random walker) is filled to represent the growth process. The process of launching random walkers from outside of the region occupied by the growing cluster and terminating them when they wander too far from the cluster or ‘sticking’ them to the growing cluster when they reach an occupi

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